Ecb layout types

[R. Mattes-2]

Hello list,

what is the reason behind ecb providing 'left 'right' and 'top
but not 'bottom as a layout type? I could imagine that interaction
with a layout buffer might be problematic but I would like to use
ecb in a setup where there won't be any compilation output.

TIA Ralf Mattes


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[klaus.berndl]

You mentioned already the reason: ECB does not support "bottom" layouts
because the bottom is reserved for compilation/grep/help or what ever
informations which have to displayed even when a user doens't use
a "durable" compile-window....

This was a design decision quite at beginning of ECB and this will not
be changed in any future...

What would be the advantages of "bottom"-layouts compared to left/right
or top ones?

Ciao
Klaus

Ralf Mattes wrote:

> Hello list,
>
> what is the reason behind ecb providing 'left 'right' and 'top
> but not 'bottom as a layout type? I could imagine that interaction
> with a layout buffer might be problematic but I would like to use
> ecb in a setup where there won't be any compilation output.
>
> TIA Ralf Mattes
>
>
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