Certain web frameworks, especially those that implement MVC doctrine in their file structures, place files related thematically all over the filesystem. A tree file list view is invaluable when working with those. When editing/updating a single module that consists of several files located in most different directories, the only way to see them all at once is with a tree structure.
This feature, if implemented, ideally should allow to reload a single folder in a tree without resetting the whole tree, and - most ideally - save the state of expanded / contracted folders upon restart, ignoring changes in the filesystem that prevent restoring the state accurately.
Michael Bunkin
Certain web frameworks, especially those that implement MVC doctrine in their file structures, place files related thematically all over the filesystem. A tree file list view is invaluable when working with those. When editing/updating a single module that consists of several files located in most different directories, the only way to see them all at once is with a tree structure.
This feature, if implemented, ideally should allow to reload a single folder in a tree without resetting the whole tree, and - most ideally - save the state of expanded / contracted folders upon restart, ignoring changes in the filesystem that prevent restoring the state accurately.