No Longer any Way to Open Recently Used in a New Tab.

Bug #1793658 reported by DiagonalArg
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qpdfview
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Bug Description

Control-T pops up the folder to select a file. I don't see any way to create a new (empty) tab and then open a recently used file in there.

I'll add that despite having "Restore Tabs" checked, it lost mine since the last update.

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Adam Reichold (adamreichold) wrote :

Hello DiagonalArg,

thank you for taking the time to report this. However, there never was the possibility of having an empty tab. Opening a recently-used file will refresh that file if is already open in any tab or open it in a new tab otherwise.

Loosing your tabs sounds like you switched from a version built against Qt4 to a version built against Qt5: Qt5 does seem to use a different place to store application data even though qpdfview's database stayed compatible. You could look into copying your old database from ~/.local/share/data/qpdfview/qpdfview to ~/.local/share/qpdfview/qpdfview.

Best regards,
Adam

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DiagonalArg (diagonalarg) wrote :

Thanks, Adam. Not sure what trouble I was having on first try, but you are right that when I open a recently used file, it does pop into a new tab. As for ~/.local/share/data/qpdfview, it's gone. No matter, by this point I've dug up what I was working on.

Thanks for your work!

Changed in qpdfview:
status: New → Invalid
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