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To get a better overlook about the contents of a certain ECB-window every ECB-window can be "maximized", means all other ECB-windows are deleted so only the edit-window(s) and this maximized ECB-window are visible (and maybe a compile-window if active). There are several ways to do this:
delete-other-windows
1 (bound to C-x 1) in one of
the ECB windows.
ecb-maximize-window-directories
,
ecb-maximize-window-sources
, ecb-maximize-window-methods
,
ecb-maximize-window-history
or
ecb-maximize-window-speedbar
or the bound short-cuts for those
commands.
ecb-cycle-maximized-ecb-buffers
which
cycles through all ecb-buffers of current layout by maximizing exactly
one of the ecb-windows after every cycle-step.
ecb-maximize-ecb-window-after-selection
and then
just by selecting an ECB-window. "Deselecting" an ECB-window brings
back all ECB-windows of current layout.
delete-other-window
. ECB now supports this mechanism by binding
a toggle-command to mouse-2 in the modeline of each tree-buffer:
If all ECB-windows are visible then this command maximizes the current
tree-window and if current tree-window is maximized all ECB-windows
are displayed again. XEmacs binds a popup-menu with some window
commands to button-3 in its modeline. ECB supports this
mechanism by replacing this menu by a menu which offers exactly 2
commands: Maximizing current tree-window and displaying all
ECB-windows.
Minimizing such a maximized ECB-window, i.e. bringing back to its
original size, can simply be done by redrawing the layout via the
command ecb-redraw-layout
(bound to C-c . lr).
This command is adviced per default, see The edit-area.