If I understand you correctly, Shane: I can see what your problem is but I cannot suggest a solution. From my cursory investigation I don't think there is a setting within the Preferences. I think it might be a change in the way the underlying Eclipse platform works.

But first, it might be helpful to clarify terminology.

"Workspace" is a term used in RDi to mean something different. Your "workspace" is a manipulation of the LPEX Editor panel. Fascinating that you "drag and drop" instead of "double-clicking" to open a Source Member for edit. (Just a different way of working.)

When you say "source files" I think you mean "source members" within a Source File. (Or do you have a separate Source File for each program source code?) I cannot drag/drop an entire Source File - but I can drag/drop a group of selected Source Members.

Your "subgroups" are in fact multiple side-by-side Views in LPEX, (instead of the default  single (stacked) View).

I don't see a way to have quite the same behaviour in 9.8 as in 9.6. I can only suggest that once you've open the Source Member, (albeit in the wrong View) you simple drag the Tab to the desired View. Not a solution, but a workaround that may help?

Question: How do you get separate "subgroups" in 9.6 in the first place without dragging an existing Tab to create a new View? Am I missing a trick?

HTH,
Brian.

On 30/04/2025 16:20, Shane Reeves wrote:
Hi,

I've been working with Rdi 9.6 for a while now, and am setting up a new laptop that has RDi 9.8 on it.

I've encountered a difference that I'm hoping is a setting, but I can't seem to find what or where it might be.
It's kind of hard to explain without showing, so I've put some links to images of the two workspaces to help explain.

9.6
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pfpRdSK7ozGcAuNPqqA_WzTDlw-cK4-s/view?usp=drive_link

9.8
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YIudJ1ZnOaeXZES7NCqWxHmZWUs4O0Cx/view?usp=drive_link

In 9.6 I have a single workspace (if that is the right terminology), that I can add difference source files to. I can drag them and create different subgroups within that single workspace to group related source files, and when I open a new source, it always adds to the group I currently have active. Which is helpful for when working through a group of related programs

In 9.8 however I can't seem to get the source files to into subgroups. I can drag them out and create what appears to be new 'workspaces' which is close to the same functionality. However, whenever I open a new source file, instead of going to my active group, it instead opens up over in the original workspace (1).

Any ideas on how to restore that same setup in 9.8?

Thanks


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