I too created a altenitive Project Manager, called Project Central. I shelved the idea a couple of years back do to the lack of interest from others, or maybe I was asking too much for it. It incorperated all of the features spoken in this thread.
For anyone is interested you can download the complete source code at
http://www.glrsoftware.com/ProjectCentral/ProjectCentralSource.zipI too could not get the Drag and Drop feature, or the keyboard navigation to work correctly.
>I actauly considered creating a project manager, but an issue to overcome
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>>That's an excelent idea... I mean the ability to click through the different objects to the contained objects, set properties, access code snippets... add in the ability to filter these objects and/or search like code references... then put in the ability to see multiple projects at a time (similar to a solution in .NET), you might really have something there. So, when are you going to build it? <g>
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>>I've read that Craig Berntson was working on something like a new project manager. I'm not sure if it's like what you're asking for or not, I asked him about it on his blog, but he never replied (probably just missed my comment). Here's the link:
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http://www.craigberntson.com/archives/2005_06_15_archive.asp#111886889776829310>>
>>>...if the nodes in the Project Manager were hierchical, like
>>>the Class Browser?
Greg Reichert