Undo closed file...

Hey!
Well, I'm currently working with bunch of images, with different names, and it happens when i'm closing document with Ctrl+F4 to close two documents, not just one... It would be great to have feature like in modern internet browsers to "Undo closed file" or something like that... I know that i can see last open files, but that is last "OPENED" files, not closed....
thanks,
tomaxxi

sfjedi wrote:
Like, even something that you didn't even save once? Like an Untitled-1 document?
I kind of like this idea, but how exactly would you propose to implement it?
I guess there could be document history, but also a layer of application history that you could access by just clicking on the gray area behind all of the document windows; thus, unselecting any open documents?
Hmm...
well, I think that is logic to have just list of closed files that are saved,
or just loaded and closed without saving...
so, I suggest to have maybe just expandable menu item like last loaded list,
or maybe re-sort loaded list when file is closed and put it on top of list....
i think it's not much work to do...
tomaxxi

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