Method switchToArea

kdevplatform/shell/uicontroller.cpp:242–279

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void UiController::switchToArea(const QString &areaName, SwitchMode switchMode)
{
    if (switchMode == ThisWindow) {
        showArea(areaName, activeSublimeWindow());
        return;
    }

    // TODO: non-primary main windows probably need separate settings and state. Therefore, their
    //       config group keys should include some main window identifier. The configGroupName()
    //       function defined in sublime/mainwindow.cpp will have to be adapted for this purpose.
    //       The main window identification can be similar to the existing one in UiController::saveAllAreas().
    // TODO: move UiControllerPrivate::activeActionListener and its management into MainWindow so that each
    //       main window tracks its own active action listener, and the actions "Jump to Next Outputmark" and
    //       "Jump to Previous Outputmark" are applied to the active main window's active action listener.
    auto *main = new MainWindow(this);

    addMainWindow(main);
    // TODO: consider reordering the following two lines - showArea(areaName, main)
    //       and main->initialize() - in order to let the new main window load settings.
    //       See the comment about initialization in KDevelop::MainWindow::loadSettings().
    showArea(areaName, main);
    main->initialize();

    // WTF? First, enabling this code causes crashes since we
    // try to disconnect some already-deleted action, or something.
    // Second, this code will disconnection the clients from guiFactory
    // of the previous main window. Ick!
#if 0
    //we need to add all existing guiclients to the new mainwindow
    //@todo adymo: add only ones that belong to the area (when the area code is there)
    const auto clients = oldMain->guiFactory()->clients();
    for (KXMLGUIClient *client : clients) {
        main->guiFactory()->addClient(client);
    }
#endif

    main->show();
}

Sublime::Area* UiController::restoredActiveArea()
{