When I double-click on a folder in the Project list, the behavior is
the same as if I had single-clicked on the disclosure triangle. It
expands or collapses the outline, showing or hiding the contents of
that folder. I could have sworn that, when working with an earlier
project, double clicking on a folder caused that folder to jump to the
top of the project list, and for all of its contents to be presented
in a flat list below. Double-clicking on any folder in the list caused
it to jump to the top, and so on. Double-clicking on the folder at the
top caused the display to jump up one level in the hierarchy. This
approach was better suited to navigating hierarchies that were too
deeply nested to be comfortably displayed in the relatively narrow
space of the project list. Unfortunately, I am unable to reproduce
this behavior. Did I imagine it? Or can someone let me in on the secret?

Thanks,
dp


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