In Visual Studio (any year), you can open a file by using "Go to Definition/Implementation". When you do this, the file is opened in a tab on the far right side of the screen:

I find this to be annoying. What's the point of opening the tab way over there? Why not just open it here?

(A) is there some reason or benefit for it opening way the eff over there? (B) is there a way to have it open amongst the rest of the tabs?

CodePudding user response：

A: Depends, if it's from your code than it's not very beneficial but if it's not then it helps you separate from the files in the project and the files in different libraries

B: Yes,click that little icon and the tab will be moved to the rest of the tabs