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- DockManager implementation steps:
- Initial:
- - Open up two editor windows on app start
- - Initially DockManager has empty background
- - Dragging one editor window anywhere on the empty background docks the window
- - Dragging another editor window over the window shows the drop overlay and you can dock that window onto any side
- - Currently the overlay is always shown and will trigger on mouse move and not only mouse drag
- Undock:
- - Dragging on a title of a docked window undocks it
- Resize sliders
- - Add a button between docked windows
- - Allow the button to be dragged, and it will automatically resize separating widgets
- TitleBar dock/undock move
- - Dragging a title bar will move the title bar button while the cursor is within the widget area
- - If there are other title bars this will allow you to reposition the title bar
- - If cursor leaves the title bar (or widget area?) close the window and start actual drag and drop operation
- TitleBar dock/undock
- - Releasing the dragged window anywhere not on editor will re-open the window at that location
- - Releasing the dragged window over the drop overlay will dock the window
- - Moving the dragged window over a title bar will temporarily dock the title bar and allow you to move it (as in first step)
- - If you release the mouse the window will then be permanently docked at that location
- Polish TOOD:
- - Change cursor icon when window is dragged
- - Prevent docking if available size is less than 20 pixels, otherwise there might be some weirdness
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- Other things to remember:
- - Possibly add a way to have hidden widgets in the EditorWidgetContainer (like side-bars that pop on mouse over in Visual Studio)
- - A way to persist window states
- - Also a way to reset all widgets to original locations
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