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I'm currently working on a symfony project and a good half of my files are names "actions.class.php" they all contain different classes and i find it really confusing to see in my files tabs on top of my editor a list of files with the same name. Could it be possible to show class names (if a class is found in the file) instead of file names in the editor ? I think it could be a good idea in a lot of languages.
I share your pain, right now im looking at my editor with 4 tabs with the same name - I have to hover over them to find out what classes they actually are. this could be an optional setting based on file extension (*.php, *.java, *.cpp etc). it could just forcefully match the first class declaration in that file it would be extremely cool if I could also set shortened terms for each class name shown in the title for example: I would configure "Controller_" to be replaced with "C_" or "Model_" to be replaced with "M_" in the editor tabs title to save space this feature will allow us to keep our filenames standards compliant, while having extremely usable tab titles in our editors