I actually wish that this feature or at least my interpretation existed. It would be nice to have a dock widget that did looked like it was floating all the time, but could be "docked" on some corner without changing the central widget size. Obviously, this would not make sense on many applications. However, it could on some cases and I will try to give a hypothetical example. In Google Earth or some kind of paint application, have a window docked in the bottom-right corner to perform some specific actions. This would not affect the full view of the center widget. I may even want the "docked" widget to not be movable, sizable, etc. However, when the window moves or resizes, the widget would still be in the bottom-right corner. Maybe something like this:
|------------------|
| |
| CENTRAL |
| |
| |------|
| | Dock |
|------------------|
|------------------|
| |
| CENTRAL |
| |
| |------|
| | Dock |
|------------------|
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I do realize that this can be done with other methods. I am just saying it would be nice.
Something else that is related: It would be VERY nice as well would be having the ability to
setTitleBarWidget()
setTitleBarWidget()
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on more than just a QDockWidget, for example, a QMainWindow, QDialog, etc. Yes, this can also be done with other methods as well.
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