Method removeToolView

plugins/standardoutputview/standardoutputview.cpp:207–227

TODO: only StandardOutputViewTest calls this function, so output tool views are never removed in KDevelop. Calling Sublime::Area::removeToolView() in a loop does not completely remove a tool view, so consider calling IUiController::removeToolView() instead. StandardOutputView::addToolView() calls IUiController::addToolView() but StandardOutputView::unload() does not call IUiController::removeToolV

//       the unloading is prevented by the absence of the "X-KDevelop-Category": "Global"
//       entry in kdevstandardoutputview.json (see df99304843fbdb593398e3d7d912e15cbd7c56b9).
void StandardOutputView::removeToolView(const QString& toolViewId)
{
    const auto toolViewIt = m_toolViews.find(toolViewId);
    if (toolViewIt != m_toolViews.end()) {
        ToolViewData* td = *toolViewIt;
        const auto views = td->views;
        for (Sublime::View* view : views) {
            if (auto* const widget = view->widget()) {
                auto* const outputWidget = qobject_cast<OutputWidget*>(widget);
                for (auto it = td->outputdata.keyBegin(), end = td->outputdata.keyEnd(); it != end; ++it) {
                    outputWidget->removeOutput(*it);
                }
            }
            for (Sublime::Area* area : KDevelop::ICore::self()->uiController()->controller()->allAreas()) {
                area->removeToolView( view );
            }
        }
        delete td;
        m_toolViews.erase(toolViewIt);
    }
}

OutputWidget* StandardOutputView::outputWidgetForId( int outputId ) const
{