Yes I did. Apparently I'm still missing something though. Below are 3 panes, each with different files loaded.
Exactly. Now reorder the Tiles. Kind of a pain, eh? Sometimes I edit several file types throughout the day and have an ordering preference depending on the editing task at hand. Also, what if you wanted a tabbed group of log files or references separate from your working files?
I'm looking for slim pane divisions which can be re-sized by dragging the divisions themselves -- as opposed to having several floating windows within the editor. Additionally, each division should have it's own file tabs. The current SlickEdit method becomes unwieldy if you want to reorder the Tiles, and wastes screen real estate because of the window controls and border that are on each Tile.
I always have multiple files open, as I'm sure most of us do. Oftentimes, I want to have another file pane which holds references of whatever sort (headers, logs, ini's, etc...). In UltraEdit I can accomplish this by dragging a file tab to the current file pane's edge area and it divides the workspace for me as I have described.
As an aside, there's an amazing engineer behind me who never splits his windows. Another sits adjacent to me who does it all the time (with UE). Much like myself, he moves files and tabs around according to his immediate task. To each their own and all that, but these are extremely useful functions for my style of editing.
::edited wording to keep my descriptions consistent. ::