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Say I have the following files open in IntelliJ
Foo | Bar | CloseMe*
As you can see, CloseMe is currently open. If I close CloseMe, the editor switches to Bar and my tabs look like this:
Foo | Bar*
However, if I press Ctrl+Tab then CloseMe opens up again, instead of Foo as I would expect.
Foo | Bar | CloseMe*
Is there some way to remove closed files from the Switcher?
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To unsplit the screen, from the context menu, select Unsplit or Unsplit All to unsplit all the split frames.
I have mapped Shift+F4 on "Close all editors" action. With focus in editor or non-closable tool window (like Project tree) it works nice, closing all tabs in the main editor.
1 and when I want to reopen a recently closed tab (CMD + Shift + Tab - Chrome feature) it opens the closed file in the current tab.
Press ⇧⌘A (macOS), or Ctrl+Shift+A (Windows/Linux), for the Find Actions dialog. From here you can search for Tab Placement, NBar and TBar to turn on or off the tabs, Navigation Bar and Toolbar windows.
This was annoying me beyond belief.
As far as I know, there is no way to change the functionality of Switcher (Ctrl+Tab) from inside of IntelliJ.
To solve this problem I recommend using TabSwitch plugin for IntelliJ. It cycles through open files only. After installing the plugin, assign the Ctrl+Tab keybind to Plug-ins -> TabSwitch -> Next tab and voilà, closed tabs don't interfere anymore.
On a side note, why would they change it that it would do identical thing with Recent Files (Ctrl+E)? I see no logic behind this change... It's such a stupid change that I believe it is a bug.
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