See #23986.
https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/pull/26009
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Thanks for implementing this.
I have no real comments, just an observation after testing this with wxGTK3 and wxQt:
If I resize a pane and then minimize it, it will reset to its default value after being restored. This behavior differs from that observed when it is maximized and then restored.
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Thanks for noticing this, fixed now.
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There has been no other comments, so I'm thinking about merging it and then improving it further in subsequent PRs later. I'll wait for a few more days just in case anybody notices something that really should not be merged in this one.
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Works ok in the aui sample on Windows.
Is there a way to get rid of the special toolbar once you have minimized a pane? I can make it go away when undocking both panes and then redocking them. But maybe it can be shown only if one ore more panes are minimized, and hiden once all are maximized?
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Is there a way to get rid of the special toolbar once you have minimized a pane?
This was one of the questions I asked in #23986. On one hand, this would make sense because currently we have a hysteresis effect: minimizing and restoring a pane bring the state to the original one, but the appearance is different, and I don't like this. OTOH it looks rather weird when restoring a single pane makes the dock containing multiple panes disappear. This wouldn't be a problem if we showed only minimized panes in the dock, but we want to (at least optionally) show all of then, so we can't avoid this.
I'm still not sure what is better/less worse here (I probably have a very slight preference towards removing the dock when there are no more minimized panes) and I don't think @craftyjon (who had originally requested this feature) has a definite opinion about this either.
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I don't think it makes sense to wait for much longer, so I'll merge this tomorrow if nobody objects.
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Merged #26009 into master.
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