Zitat von Graeme Geldenhuys <graemeg.lists@gmail.com>:

> Hi,
>
> Is there a File Browser in the Lazarus IDE?  The Project Inspector
> cannot be used for what I need.  For example, I have lots of optional
> units in some projects (tiOPF project being one of them). Those units
> are only pulled into the system at compile-time via project wide
> DEFINE's.

Why did you not add them to the project?
You can remove them from the uses section if you want.


> So if I want to edit some of those units I need to use
> File|Open then navigate to the file and select open.  If there was
> something like a file listing, I could simply double click on a file
> to open it, and not loose my file location (navigation point).
>
> Alternatively, if Lazarus doesn't have such a feature.... Could I
> setup a file association in Gnome desktop, so that a double click in
> Nautilus will open it in Lazarus IDE?

The debian and rpm packages install file associations, so double clicking starts
lazarus.
But at the moment every time a new IDE is started.
There is some experimental code to open the files in the running IDE, but it is
disabled by default.


Mattias


