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In goormIDE, you can open source code files, as well as Vim editor and ZIP/TAR files.
It also remembers recently opened files so you can easily get back to what you were working on.
To open a file, double-click the file you want to open in the Project Explorer on the left layout of goormIDE, or right-click and go to [Open] or [Open with] > [Default Editor].
Alternatively, go to [File] > [Open File] or press the default shortcut Ctrl + O (Mac: ⌘O).
In the 'Open File' pop-up window that appears, select the file and press the OK button to open it.
Depending on the file's extension, it may open in the default editor, or it may open in a document viewer, Some extensions may not open because they are not supported.
To view recently opened files, go to [File] > [Open Recent Files]. You can see up to five recently opened files, and clicking each file name will open the file. However, you may not be able to open files from other users that have been deleted or unshared.
Click Clear to clear your history.
In addition to the regular editor, goormIDE also provides a Vim editor. When you open a file with the Vim editor, you can open the editor in the same environment as running Vim in the terminal.
To open the Vim editor, right-click the file you want to open in the Project Explorer on the left layout of goormIDE, and then go to [Open as] > [Vim Editor]. This will open the editor with the editing environment set to Vim instead of the terminal. You can still use Vim shortcuts in the editor, and they work exactly the same as in Vim.
You can use the ZIP/TAR compression/decompression feature.
Right-click the file and click the [Compress/Decompress] menu.
Alternatively, go to [File] > [Compress]. After extracting, you will have a folder with the same name as the compressed file in the same location, with the contents of the compressed file under it.
You can also unzip the archive by double-clicking the archive you want to open in the Project Explorer on the left layout of goormIDE.
To close a window, you can press the X icon to the far right of each window's tab title, or wheel-click the editor tab to close it.
Alternatively, go to [File] > [Close] or press the default keyboard shortcut Alt + X (Mac: ⌥X).
You can also close a window by right-clicking the tab of the window you want to close and clicking the [Close] menu. This will close the currently active window.
To close all windows other than a specific window, right-click on the tab of the window you want to leave behind and click the [Close Other Tabs] menu. This feature only works within the current workspace. It does not affect other workspaces.
To close all tabs to the right of the currently selected window, right-click on a tab in the window and click the [Close Tabs to the Right] menu. This function only works within the current workspace. It does not affect other workspaces.
To close all windows, go to [File] > [Close All] or press the default keyboard shortcut Alt + Shift + X (Mac: ⌥⇧X).
This function applies to all workspaces, closing all open windows without regard to workspace.
