When I double-click in the stucture view (left part of the window) on a node representing a file include in latex (\include{file}), the tab of the included file is brought to view. However, when I start writing, I'm editing actually the document in the tab that have been open before.

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. create a tex master-document that contains one \include{whatever.tex}
2. double-click on the include. If the file does not exist, a dialog opens and asks to create the file. Create it! However, if the file exists already the bug is the same
3. do not click in the text edit to place the cursor. Just start writing.
4. You are most probably changing the include in the master document where you double clicked just before.

Actual Results:  
I write in the tab that I do not see. (master document)

Expected Results:  
I write in the tab that just got opened (included document)