https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=458621
Tobias Leupold <t...@stonemx.de> changed:
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--- Comment #10 from Tobias Leupold <t...@stonemx.de> ---
I also was hit by this, now that 22.08.3 was marked as stable on Gentoo.
The current behavior is that opening some file using KWrite externally (e.g.
via Dolphin) still triggers multiple KWrite instances to be created, like
before. But the problem is (and it also broke my workflow …) that there seems
to be no way of getting this behavior back when opening files from within
KWrite. When doing so, new files are always added as tabs, and one can't turn
off tabbing.
I would have expected that at least the "Limit number of tabs" option would
make this feasible, when setting the limit to 1. But what happens then is a bit
odd: When opening more than one file, the last one is added as a tab, and one
can't see the other ones. when closing that tab, the next one appears and so
on. I think this is at least unexpected behavior, but that may be worth another
bug; anyway, I would expect not to get "hidden" files, but one instance of
KWrite with the maximum number of tabs set there.
However, this is a regression, or at least missing functionality. Please bring
the old behavior back (for my part as an option if you want) and fix my
favorite not-at-all integrated development environment ;-)
Big thanks in advance!
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