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Node:<a name="Simulating%20speedbar">Simulating speedbar</a>,
Next:<a rel=next accesskey=n href="Integrating-speedbar.html#Integrating%20speedbar">Integrating speedbar</a>,
Previous:<a rel=previous accesskey=p href="Big-screens.html#Big%20screens">Big screens</a>,
Up:<a rel=up accesskey=u href="Tips-and-tricks.html#Tips%20and%20tricks">Tips and tricks</a>
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<h3>Simulating speedbar without an extra frame</h3>

<p>You can simulate a speedbar-like layout within ONE frame by doing the
following:

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</p><li>Customize <code>ecb-layout-name</code> to layout name "left9", "left12",
"left13" or "left14" dependent to what you like.

<li>Optional: Ensure that <code>ecb-compile-window-height</code> is nil.

<li>Optional: Adjust the <code>ecb-windows-width</code>.

<li>Optional: Customize <code>ecb-toggle-layout-sequence</code> and toggle very fast
between several layouts by <code>ecb-toggle-layout</code>. See the doc-strings!

<li>Optional: Customize <code>ecb-show-sources-in-directories-buffer</code> to
not nil if the chosen layout (see 1. and 4.) contains a
directories-tree-buffer.

<li>Save your changes.
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<p>But not only simulating speedbar is possible but also full integrating
it into the ECB and the ECB-frame, See <a href="Integrating-speedbar.html#Integrating%20speedbar">Integrating speedbar</a>.

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