Double-clicking in file tree should show selection in working set

[peterflynn]

1. Open some files in the working set
2. Find one of those files in the project tree
3. Double-click it in the project tree

Result: selection indicator is in the project tree

Expected: selection indicator jumps to working set (this is how 0.43 works)

Note: It works correctly if the file was not in the working set before double-clicking. The bug only happens when the file was already in the working set.

[redmunds]

@JeffryBooher I took a look at this one, but I'm not sure how to fix it. DocumentManager.setCurrentDocument() says to "Use CommandManager.doCommand(Commands.CMD_OPEN) instead of DocumentManager.setCurrentDocument()". Interesting that "CommandManager.doCommand()" doesn't exist and "CommandManager.execute()" is actually used, although it doesn't work.

[JeffryBooher]

What do you mean CMD_OPEN doesn't work?

[JeffryBooher]

@redmunds

[redmunds]

@JeffryBooher In this scenario (when the document is already open in the working set), CMD_OPEN does not change selection from the project tree to the working set as implied by the deprecation message I quoted above.

[JeffryBooher]

Update title in lieu of label

[redmunds]

FBNC back to @peterflynn

[RaymondLim]

This may be fixed for the cases where you don't need to scroll in the sidebar. If you do have to scroll in the sidebar, then you will see issue #9161.

[redmunds]

Confirmed. Closing.