Difference between revisions of "Source Editor Maximize"
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Back in time of Delphi 7 and IDE was not fully dockable. In fact source window of the and Main window of IDE could not be docked on into another. (Actually nothing could be docked into the main ide window). | Back in time of Delphi 7 and IDE was not fully dockable. In fact source window of the and Main window of IDE could not be docked on into another. (Actually nothing could be docked into the main ide window). | ||
However, Delphi 7 had a very nice feature. If a source editor were maximized, its top position would always be below the main ide window. | However, Delphi 7 had a very nice feature. If a source editor were maximized, its top position would always be below the main ide window. | ||
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That might looked like source editor got docked into the main IDE, or to some extent that IDE is multi-window application and source editor is a child window. | That might looked like source editor got docked into the main IDE, or to some extent that IDE is multi-window application and source editor is a child window. | ||
| − | This feature was never a part of Lazarus. | + | This feature was never a part of Lazarus. Thus a source editor would maximize to full screen and cover the main IDE by itself. This caused a certain discomfort. Specifically when in need to access the application menu. |
Revision as of 09:10, 16 December 2015
Back in time of Delphi 7 and IDE was not fully dockable. In fact source window of the and Main window of IDE could not be docked on into another. (Actually nothing could be docked into the main ide window).
However, Delphi 7 had a very nice feature. If a source editor were maximized, its top position would always be below the main ide window.
That might looked like source editor got docked into the main IDE, or to some extent that IDE is multi-window application and source editor is a child window.
This feature was never a part of Lazarus. Thus a source editor would maximize to full screen and cover the main IDE by itself. This caused a certain discomfort. Specifically when in need to access the application menu.
