File Tree and Editor Tabs

Learnitive uses a project file tree for filesystem navigation and VS Code-style editor tabs for the files you are actively working on.

Open a file

Select a file in the tree. Learnitive opens it in the editor and creates or activates its tab. The active file is visually distinct from other open files; merely having a file open does not make every tree item bold.

Keep several files open

Tabs are stored per workspace so switching projects does not mix unrelated open-file state. The tab row can scroll horizontally when many files are open, and the active tab is brought into view.

Close a tab

Use the tab close control, middle-click where supported or the normal close-tab shortcut. Closing a tab only closes the editor view; it does not delete the file from the project.

Rename move and delete

File-tree operations reconcile open tabs so a renamed or moved file continues to point at its new path where possible, while deleting a file removes stale editor state. Confirm destructive filesystem actions carefully, especially when the project also has pending Projects Folder synchronization.

File content and project mode

The project mode configures the overall runtime/output workflow, but a project can contain many file types. Open configuration, source, assets, Markdown and other text files directly from the same tree.

Related editor guide

For editor behavior, Run/Build actions and output surfaces, continue with Code Editor and IDE.