Add panel tree view with layout preservation fixes#371
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This is great. I integrated the feature into the Samandarin fork v0.2, just keyboard shortcut was changed to ctrl+shift+y (because ctrl+shift+t was already used for new tab in left panel). |
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Nice! Really happy to see it integrated into the Samandarin fork v0.2!! |
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Summary
This PR adds a toggleable panel tree view and includes the follow-up layout fixes needed to keep the panel geometry consistent.
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Ctrl+Shift+T.gitignoreentries for local build output generated during developmentValidation
Debug|Win32Release|Win32Release|x64Personal Note
I have been a big fan of Servant Salamander and have been using it since the late 1990s. I even own a license.
I have always missed having a tree view in the panels, so I am very happy to be able to contribute this functionality back to the project.