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<cat>Code.Editor</cat>⤶
<title>Widget Docking</title>⤶
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# Docking⤶
The s&box editor has removable and movable secondary windows that surround the main game viewport.⤶
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If you're using a Tools.Window (internally QMainWindow) you can implement this too.⤶
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<upload src="b2951/8dac68b39cc7fad.png" size="70016" name="docking.png" />⤶
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# How?⤶
```csharp⤶
// in the constructor of your Window...⤶
// create your canvas!⤶
// the canvas widget will be the middle, with your DockWidgets surrounding it⤶
// for this example we'll use an empty widget.⤶
Canvas = new Widget( null );⤶
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// now the fun part... creating a DockWidget!⤶
// we will use FindOrCreateDock, which takes the title, icon and DockArea⤶
// the DockArea is where the DockWidget will sit (note the image above)⤶
DockWidget dockWidget = FindOrCreateDock("My Dock Widget", "bar_chart", DockArea.Bottom);⤶
dockWidget.MinimumSize = 200; // for testing! you should have content inside it though⤶
// finally, show the DockWidget!⤶
dockWidget.Show();⤶
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<upload src="b2951/8dac68c74fd8ced.png" size="24117" name="image.png" />⤶
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The Window class wraps a QMainWindow instance. To learn more about QT docking, check out https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qtwidgets-mainwindows-dockwidgets-example.html and https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qdockwidget.html
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