Method showDockWidget

kdevplatform/sublime/idealcontroller.cpp:626–658

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void IdealController::showDockWidget(IdealDockWidget* dock, bool show)
{
    Qt::DockWidgetArea area = dock->dockWidgetArea();
    qCDebug(SUBLIME) << (show ? "showing" : "hiding") << "dock widget" << PrintDockWidget{dock} << "in" << area;

    if (show) {
        m_mainWindow->addDockWidget(area, dock);
        dock->show();

        // A floating dock widget is a top-level window. When a floating dock widget becomes visible,
        // its window is activated, and consequently the dock widget gets the focus, automatically.
        // Do not activate or focus a floating dock widget redundantly here, because that breaks
        // activating and raising a previously active floating dock widget in raiseView().
        if (!dock->isFloating()) {
            // Activate the newly shown non-floating dock widget's window (i.e. the main window) in order
            // to transfer the focus to it in case some other floating dock widget is currently active.
            dock->activateWindow();
            dock->setFocus(Qt::ShortcutFocusReason);
        }
    } else {
        // Calling dock->hide() is necessary to make QMainWindow::saveState() store its removed state correctly.
        // Without this call, a previously hidden tool view can become shown on next KDevelop start (see QTBUG-11909).
        dock->hide();
        m_mainWindow->removeDockWidget(dock);

        // Activate the main window that contains the editor view in case some other floating
        // dock widget is the active window, and focus the editor view after hiding a tool view.
        m_mainWindow->activateWindow();
        m_mainWindow->focusEditor();
    }

    setShowDockStatus(area, show);
}

QWidget* IdealController::statusBarLocation() const
{