I am building a grails-app with IntelliJ 9.0 and I am a huge fan of the CTR+TAB shortcut that switches between active editors.
However, by default, IntelliJ keeps ONLY 10 active editors opened at the same time. It is clearly not enough for me.
Do you know, if possible, how I can configure my IDE to have more active editors opened at the same time ?
Go to Settings by ctrl+Alt+S. Go to keymap where you can search (close all) and add your desire shortcut key for it.
Most IDEs provide workspaces that contain multiple projects and thus enable you to work on mutliple projects in one instance of the IDE. IntelliJ, which has becom the defacto standard for Java Devs, does not support workspaces.
In IntelliJ IDEA, to convert existing tabs to spaces or vice versa, use File → Edit → Convert Indents → To Spaces (or To Tabs). The Reformat code shortcut Ctrl + Alt + L will also do this, while applying other changes.
Settings
| Editor
| General
| Editor Tabs
| Tab limit.
You may also want to increase the recent files limit in Settings
| Editor
| General
| Recent files limit if you are using the Recent Files (Cmd+E) feature.
Works for all IntelliJ IDEA platform based IDEs.
Same as best answer but with snapshots!! (windows 10 with IntelliJ Idea 2018.2.4):
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