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I think it was more about how many tabs are open at once, which I would suppose means in memory since they're all going to be editable.
by emef 16y ago
I think it was more about how many tabs are open at once, which I would suppose means in memory since they're all going to be editable.
- stuhacking 16y agoMeh. I set my IDE to only keep 10 files open at a time. It's such an easy thing to jump into a file nowadays I don't need them all piling up in the background.
- limmeau 16y agoIn Eclipse, the contents of a tab are represented by an IEditorInput instance which only loads the file (or whatever the editor edits) on demand; if your Eclipse starts with a stored session of 50 tabs, it doesn't need to open 50 files.
- adelle 16y agoThe Mozilla team could learn from this.