Hi Pelle...
I think what's happening is that many of us are using workspaces that are somewhat different than POIDE was designed to create...
A typical workspace tree for me looks like this...
..\Coding ---- Workspace --- Project
--- Project
--- Project --- output32
--- output64
That is, one base workspace folder, with a bunch of projects under it.
When creating multiple projects, POIDE wants to put the PPW file in the same folder as the first PPJ, but I always want it in the Workspace folder. (Which is why I wrote the WSEdit AddIn, so I can create workspace files where I want them.)
It would be a whole lot better if I could just go File -> New -> Workspace, give it a name and path and have it open as an empty workspace in POIDE... from there I can create my projects inside the workspace.
Also, when creating a new project, the New Project wizard seems to parrot the folder from the last project created, which might be entire hard disks away from where I'm working at the moment. It would make more sense (to me at least) if the "Location" bar were to reflect the current workspace folder by default.
Also, if we manually change that Location bar, it's really really annoying to have POIDE reset it back to whatever the default was as soon as we type in the project name.
EDIT: The location bar problem might be easily solved by getting the window text before appending the project name to it.
As you correctly point out, these can be considered infrequent annoyances when working on a large project but from another point of view they can also be seen as the software not supporting the way we work.
True enough, nothing about this is disastrous. But it does wear a little thin, as iZzz32 pointed out, when you're working on a couple of different jobs and adding new projects to multiple workspaces in no particular order... I don't even want to guess how often I've had to move projects around and fix them manually after accidentally creating them in the wrong places...
I don't know the innards of POIDE, but if these changes are possible, I would definately like to see them.