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@Shivam-Parekh Shivam-Parekh commented May 13, 2024

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Fixed issue where new tabs opened at the end of all opened files instead of next to currently selected file.

Within the open tab function, found the currently selected tab and appended the file to be opened in the next index.

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changed tab append to tab insert at index after selected tab
Fixed issue where tab deleted tab next to it.
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Nice work!

@thecoolwinter thecoolwinter merged commit 5724c72 into CodeEditApp:main May 14, 2024
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Hey guys. I found an issue in this PR. When you open up a side window with a file and attempt to close that side window, it throws an exception. It occurs because the guard portion returns without completing the rest of the function. (The history and openfile portion). I'm new to the repo(open source in general) so I don't know what the right steps to take are.
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Instead of using a guard, you could use an if let:

if let selectedTab, let currentIndex = tabs.firstIndex(of: selectedTab) {
    tabs.insert(item, at: tabs.index(after: currentIndex)
} else {
    tabs.append(item)
}

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