Hello all,
I'm in the process of developing a level editor with Qt (see
https://github.com/x6herbius/crowbar, workbench branch) and ideally I'd like to
be able to use a similar tab system for the rendering views to that found in
the MS Visual Studio IDEs, where dragging a tab allows it to be "docked" to an
area or to split a current tab window into two. SFM appears to use a system
similar to this for the primary/secondary viewports (I recognise the resize bar
that appears between the viewports as being part of a QSplitter), so I was
wondering whether anyone with insider knowledge either of SFM or Qt would be
able to point me in the right direction. The little boxes that appear on each
dockable area in SFM when dragging a tab (where dropping the tab onto one of
these boxes docks it) look similar in style to those in Visual Studio, which
made me wonder whether the docking system was available as some sort of third
party plugin or library, but this may not be the
case.
Thanks.
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