[Suggestion] A 'collapse all' button for the file tree

Title says all.

Btw I like the clean interface, and I especially love the Working Files list. I've tried them all, Atom, Sublime, Notepad++ but Brackets is simply the best. Keep up the good work!

[redmunds]

@joakim-m Use Ctrl/Cmd-click on folder expand/collapse arrows in file tree to expand all/collapse all under folder. Ctrl/Cmd-click on root-level folder will expand/collapse entire tree.

Keeping this open so documentation gets added to How to Use Brackets.

[marcelgerber]

It wouldn't hurt, though, if we added that same functionality to the context menu (?). It could also mention the "shortcut" so it's more explorable.

[cybertino]

@joakim-m Use Ctrl/Cmd-click on folder expand/collapse arrows in file tree to expand all/collapse all under folder. Ctrl/Cmd-click on root-level folder will expand/collapse entire tree.

@redmunds Ctrl + Alt + Click?

[redmunds]

@softomatix Are you asking what I meant by Ctrl/Cmd-click ? If so, I meant Cmd-click on Mac and Ctrl-click on Windows and Linux.

[cybertino]

@redmunds Yes, I got it but it does not seem to work without Alt in combination. Just wanted to confirm that it is correct.

[redmunds]

@softomatix Ctrl+Alt+click expands/collapses the tree under the arrow that you click on. Ctrl+click expands/collapses all trees in file tree.

That's how it works for me on Win7. Are you seeing something different? If so, what OS/version?

[cybertino]

@redmunds I can see the difference now. Ctrl + Click collapse trees on the same level but in fact it is not recursive. Once you expand any of those trees they will have all previously expanded trees expanded. Anyway, I've got your point. Thanks!