When loading a project from the IDE, the IDE should re-open the project as it was when it was last closed.
After loading the project, the selected tab (displayed .bas file) should be the tab that was displayed when the project was closed and the text positioned to the line it was at when the project was closed. If possible, the files in the other tabs should also be positioned as to where they were when the project was closed.
This allows us to return to what we were working on when the project was closed without having to scratch our heads and wonder where we left off. All of this information can be stored in an .ini file in the same directory as the .b4a file.
TIA
After loading the project, the selected tab (displayed .bas file) should be the tab that was displayed when the project was closed and the text positioned to the line it was at when the project was closed. If possible, the files in the other tabs should also be positioned as to where they were when the project was closed.
This allows us to return to what we were working on when the project was closed without having to scratch our heads and wonder where we left off. All of this information can be stored in an .ini file in the same directory as the .b4a file.
TIA
