Basic Layouts
Rows, columns, nested splits, and multi-tab tabsets.
Rows, columns, and tabsets
Build layouts by nesting three node types inside layout:
row— lays its children out left-to-rightcolumn— lays its children out top-to-bottomtabset— a group of one or moretabs with a tab strip
weight controls how much space each child takes relative to its siblings.
The example below puts a column (Editor over Output) next to a tabset holding three tabs. Drag tabs between tabsets, drag the splitters, or maximize a tabset with the ⛶ button.
Notes
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tabsetcan hold manytabs — they share one tab strip. - Nest
rowandcolumnto any depth for IDE-style layouts. tabSetEnableMaximize(inglobal) adds the maximize button shown above.
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