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Long / deeply nested file names are clipped in folder tree #151
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submitted pull request #240 to add the scrollbar. A user story can be added later to add a movable divider. |
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fix for issue #151. Changed overflow-x of project-files-container div to auto
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* origin/master: fix for issue #151. Changed overflow-x of project-files-container div to auto fixing typo fix for issue #144. Reload default project when stored project doesn't exist don't fight the box Fix async handling of working set initialization Add flag to force async callbacks. Async audit for issue #212 Add validation for undo/redo. don't show the working set files initially, wait until a file is added Remove editor usage. Add TODO for undo/redo commands Cleanup FileCommandHandlers Fix intermittent failure in WorkingSetView-test. Disable all the default context menus until we actively decide which ones we want update the fix to work on windows as well (this changes it to work with drive letters) Fix lint error and typos. remember the last directory selected for File Open Remove unused var Remove unload event handler Update unit tests to wait for testWindow unload event.
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Steps:
(e.g. in Brackets src, expand ./src/styles)
Result:
File names are clipped.
Expected:
Either...
a) Horizontal scrollbar (as seen in Sublime, Eclipse, IntelliJ, etc.)
b) Filenames are truncated with elipses (as seen in Coda, Espresso, etc.) -- note that those Mac editors truncate the middle of the filename, not the end, which would be much harder for us to do. Also, this approach probably breaks down once the nesting gets so deep that the item falls entirely off the right hand edge.
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