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2012年 11月 20日 (火) 10:43:09 JST
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{{image_right("dnd-toolbar-colage-w-frame-placeholders.png")}}
-There are two ways you would want to move toolbars around. One is to detach a toolbar from the window, and the other (the drag-and-drop within the same window) is to place it to a different place (usually the edge) inside the window. The two techniques require two different program solutions. We will look at both programming techniques in two separate example programs. It would be hard, though perhaps not impossible, to allow one and the same toolbar to be either detached from or dragged to a different location in the window. Most likely you are familiar with GUIs that provide such facilities, but if not the introductory images here, along with the explanations and, indeed most importantly, the example programs should give you enough info to start playing with these facilities.
+There are two ways you would want to move toolbars around. One is to detach a toolbar from the window, and the other (the drag-and-drop method) is to place it to a different place (usually the edge) inside the window. The two techniques require two different program solutions. We will look at both programming techniques in two separate example programs. It would be hard, though perhaps not impossible, to allow one and the same toolbar to be either detached from or dragged to a different location in the window. Most likely you are familiar with GUIs that provide such facilities, but if not the introductory images here, along with the explanations and, indeed most importantly, the example programs should give you enough info to start playing with these facilities.
{{image_left("detaching-toolbar-n-handlebox-s1.png")}}