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Hello,
Everytime I push the hide button on a dock panel, it will be hidden
(as a button) on the left border. All docks are like that. I want to know
how can I hide a bottom dock, on the bottom border, right dock on the right border,
thank you,
Faizal
The VLDocking forum might be more appropriate for that question. In the meantime, I suggest that you have a deep look at the javadocs and the source code.I have used VLDocking time to time, but I never bothered having my dock button on the left.
There must be some kind of minimization manager or something close to that.
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the truth is I don't know how to "read" javadocs, any
