Suggestion: Reopening a closed window should restore the script that was in it previously

[adancau]

[Uhm yeah, me again :) Sorry :)) Please let me know if I'm being annoying.]

Unsure if this is a bug or by design, and I don't know if it's always been this way. It would be great from a functionality standpoint to remember the script that was open in a window that's been closed.

To exemplify: I'm editing two files (left and right window, Ctrl + 2), adding some variables in the second one (right window) and some code relying on those variables in the first one, because it's convenient to jump back and forth. I don't have a lot of screen real estate, so when I'm done I close the right window (Ctrl + 1). A bit later I realize I want to add another variable in the script that I've just closed the window to. I press Ctrl + 2, hoping to get the exact same script back (maybe also scrolled to the same position), but what happens is that the topmost script in the Script panel list opens instead.

[CodeNameTwister]

Dev Branch 7a366bc

The update has been performed in Dev Branch and is ready to chek If it comply with the request.

Proposal #5

The last [closed/changed by other] editor, whether script/document, will be stored in memory and recalled in the order in which it was closed or modified.

Added In Edtior Settings

Allow to open the script if it has been closed.

• plugin/script_spliter/editor/split/reopen_last_closed_editor_on_add_split

As it says, if the last script you used was ScriptFoo.gd and you closed it and created a split again, it will try to open that script if it doesn't find it open. (only work with "script" files)

The memory size of the last closed script.

• plugin/script_spliter/editor/split/remember_last_used_editor_buffer_size

If you have four windows and you close three, all three script paths will be in memory, and when you create three partitions, they should be open.

Remember that if you exceed the limit, it will be overwritten .

[adancau]

I only had a little time to test it, but it seems to work fine. Really nice addition, thanks for implementing it so quickly!