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kdelibs'KDockTabGroup (./kdelibs/kdeui/kdockwidget.h:250)

class KDockTabGroup : public KDockTabCtl
{
  Q_OBJECT
public:
  /**
   * Constructs this. It just calls the method of the base class.
   */
  KDockTabGroup( QWidget *parent = 0, const char *name = 0 )
  :KDockTabCtl( parent, name ){};

  /**
   * Destructs a KDockTabGroup.
   */
  virtual ~KDockTabGroup(){};
};

/**
 * Floatable widget that can be dragged around with the mouse und encapsulate the actual widgets (and member of the dockwidget class set).
 *
 * You just grip the double-lined panel, tear it off its parent widget,
 * drag it somewhere and let it loose. Depending on the position where you leave it, the dockwidget
 * becomes a toplevel window on the desktop (floating mode) or docks to a new widget (dock mode).
 + Note: A KDockWidget can only be docked to a KDockWidget.
 *
 * If you want to use this kind of widget, your main application window has to be a @ref KDockMainWindow.
 * That is because it has got several additional dock management features, for instance a @ref KDockManager
 * that has an overview over all dockwidgets and and a dockmovemanager (internal class) that handles
 * the dock process.
 *
 * Usually you create an KDockWidget that covers the actual widget in this way:
 * <PRE>
 * ...
 * KDockMainWindow* mainWidget;
 * ...
 * KDockWidget* dock = 0L;
 * dock = mainWidget->createDockWidget( "Any window caption", nicePixmap);
 * QWidget actualWidget( dock);
 * dock->setWidget( actualWidget);
 * ...
 * </PRE>
 *
 * See @ref KDockMainWindow how a dockwidget is docked in.
 *
 *
 * @author Max Judin (documentation: Falk Brettschneider).
 * @version $Id: kdockwidget.h,v 1.9 2000/04/11 22:22:25 falkbr Exp $
*/

kdelibs'KDockTabGroup::~KDockTabGroup() (./kdelibs/kdeui/kdockwidget.h:263)

  virtual ~KDockTabGroup(){};
};

/**
 * Floatable widget that can be dragged around with the mouse und encapsulate the actual widgets (and member of the dockwidget class set).
 *
 * You just grip the double-lined panel, tear it off its parent widget,
 * drag it somewhere and let it loose. Depending on the position where you leave it, the dockwidget
 * becomes a toplevel window on the desktop (floating mode) or docks to a new widget (dock mode).
 + Note: A KDockWidget can only be docked to a KDockWidget.
 *
 * If you want to use this kind of widget, your main application window has to be a @ref KDockMainWindow.
 * That is because it has got several additional dock management features, for instance a @ref KDockManager
 * that has an overview over all dockwidgets and and a dockmovemanager (internal class) that handles
 * the dock process.
 *
 * Usually you create an KDockWidget that covers the actual widget in this way:
 * <PRE>
 * ...
 * KDockMainWindow* mainWidget;
 * ...
 * KDockWidget* dock = 0L;
 * dock = mainWidget->createDockWidget( "Any window caption", nicePixmap);
 * QWidget actualWidget( dock);
 * dock->setWidget( actualWidget);
 * ...
 * </PRE>
 *
 * See @ref KDockMainWindow how a dockwidget is docked in.
 *
 *
 * @author Max Judin (documentation: Falk Brettschneider).
 * @version $Id: kdockwidget.h,v 1.9 2000/04/11 22:22:25 falkbr Exp $
*/