[Lazarus] where's the 'X'?

[Vincent Snijders]

2011/8/29 waldo kitty <wkitty42 at windstream.net>:
>
> for many years, i've used editors that allow for more than one file to be
> open at once... in those editors, there's generally been an 'X' to close
> that (sub)window containing each additional file... some editors have an 'X'
> for all files and closing the last one results in a new blank page...
>
> with today's tabbed environments coming out and being all the rage, the 'X'
> has been moved to the tab for each file...
>
> so anyway, the other day i'm working in laz and had a need to have more than
> one file open at the same time... when i was finished with the other file, i
> went to close it... i couldn't find the 'X'... there was the "big" main one
> for closing the entire laz IDE (ALT-F4) but not one for the individual
> files' windows... it took me a minute or two before i realized that i could
> right-click in that window and choose "close file" or i could use CTRL-F4
> (which i have used in the past but not on a general basis and less as i get
> older)...>

This feature is not implemented in the windows page control, it is in gtk2.

Vincent