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When runmanager is restarted, it defaults to its original size, with the "output" window docked to the main window. Usually we use it snapped to half a window, with the output window popped out taking up the other half. Is it possible to have runmanager remember how it was displayed before closing, so that it can re-open in the user's preferred configuration automatically?
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Certainly possible. Qt has some things for remembering these settings (i.e it gives you long strings of bytes that represent current GUI state that you can save and load) without having to do them all manually, some would still be manual though. But yep, sounds fair enough.
Original report (archived issue) by Shaun Johnstone (Bitbucket: shjohnst, GitHub: shjohnst).
When runmanager is restarted, it defaults to its original size, with the "output" window docked to the main window. Usually we use it snapped to half a window, with the output window popped out taking up the other half. Is it possible to have runmanager remember how it was displayed before closing, so that it can re-open in the user's preferred configuration automatically?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: