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RubyMine: Using pinned tabs will increase your productivity
I highly recommend that you make use of RubyMine's feature to pin tabs.
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When you pin all "important" files, you can follow method definitions, wildly open files from search results and have a ton of open tabs -- without the problem of finding the stuff you were working on before.
Guide
- Pin the tabs of files that are currently in the focus of your work (important models, specs, etc):
- Right-click a tab and select "Pin tab"
- Or use a shortcut (see below)
- Work as usual.
- Once you opened other tabs because you searched for something and are done with it:
- Right-click a tab and select "Close all" (used to be "Close all but pinned")
- Or use a shortcut (see below)
- Profit!
Shortcuts
I strongly suggest you use keyboard shortcuts. Assign "Pin active tab" and "Close all" from "Keymap" under the settings dialog (Ctrl
+Alt
+S
).
Works well for me: Ctrl
+“+
” to pin and Ctrl
+Alt
+“-
” to close.
Posted by Arne Hartherz to makandra dev (2012-07-17 13:58)