Recent versions of Delphi (starting with Delphi 10.3 Rio) have a “Tabs” entry in the main menu that lists the files currently open in the editor and lets you jump to any of them. It replaced the older “Window” menu that earlier versions had. If you work in one of those earlier versions, you don’t get that convenience, and the editor tab bar’s drop down has no keyboard shortcut either. This new GExperts expert refits that newer-IDE feature to the older ones: it adds a “Tabs” menu to the main menu of Delphi 6 through 10.2 Tokyo (feature request #223). On Delphi 10.3 and later there is nothing to do, because the IDE already provides this, so the expert is only available in the versions that lack it. What it does When enabled, the expert adds a “Tabs” menu to the IDE’s main menu. The menu lists all files currently open in the editor, and selecting one switches to that file. The list is kept up to date as you open and close files. Selecting an entry activates the file in whatever view it…
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