[texworks] “Remove Aux Files” from “File” to “Edit”?

[Arno Trautmann]

Philip TAYLOR (Webmaster, Ret'd) wrote:
> Maybe simpler would be to make "Quit TeXworks" ask
> "Really quit ?  You have multiple unsaved files open !".

That won't help in my case. To explain:
• I hit Alt
• I hit up arrow twice
• I hit Enter twice

If I miss the second action once, it will select the Quit and I will 
confirm without even reading … so, “No” would have to be the default. 
But I don't like that personally, either …
Also, mostly all files are saved in that situation, as the deletion of 
aux files happens directly after compilation when I get an error.

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> Arno Trautmann wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> this is a rather simple request, but you may not like it:
>> I very often need the “Remove Aux Files …” functionality (as I mess with a lot of experimental code that breaks aux files …) The problem is that the function is directly above “Quit TeXworks”. For a larger project, I have often about 8 files opened – and one mis-click or mis-type will close everything instead of just deleting the aux files :(
>>
>> So the request is to move that function to “Edit” – where it kind-of belong, too, IMHO, as it edits something. Well, it also removes “files”, so it's ok there, too … what do you think?
>>
>> cheers
>> Arno
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