Created attachment 61521 [details]
put the new tab right after current tab

Version:           2.7.999 (using KDE 4.6.4) 
OS:                Linux

Konsole provides the option of 'start in same directory as current tab'. This
is nice, but konsole always put new tab at the end of tab list, which make this
nice option not as useful as it appears.

For example, I have 5 tabs open. In tab #2 I am compiling some code and I
suddenly have a nice idea and want to grep something, So I open a new tab.
The 'grep' tab start at the same directory as the 'compilation' tab , but is
placed at the end(#6). After I finish greping and want to switch back to the
'compilation' tab(#2), I have 3 choices:

  a). Use mouse to click tab #2, which is slow compared with keyboard.
  b). Press 'Shift+Left' 4 times
  c). Press 'Ctr+Shift+Alt' 3 times to move the 'grep' tab to place #3, then
      press 'Shift+left'

Has the 'grep' tab been placed right after the 'compilation' tab, at #3, I
would only need to press 'Shift+left' one time to switch the focus .

So this example shows that placing new tab right after current tab can make
(some) users' life much easier. And I think that's the natural result following
the 'start in same directory' option: users expect tabs doing related work to be
placed near each other.

The attached patch is a quick hack. It always puts new tab right after current
tab, regardless of whether 'start in same directory' is enabled or not. 


Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. open 5 tabs in konsole
2. change their title to #1,#2,#3,#4,#5
3. switch focus to #2
4. open a new tab


Actual Results:  
the new tab is placed after #5

Expected Results:  
the new tab is placed after #2