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About every IDE that support dockable panels can be customized to look like this. They can also be reorganized to look entirely different. Quick, find the pate
by Zarathust 14y ago
About every IDE that support dockable panels can be customized to look like this. They can also be reorganized to look entirely different.
Quick, find the patent for dockable panels and sue everyone!
- csarva 14y agoWell, since you mention it.. this happened back in 2000 when Adobe sued Macromedia over "copied" IDE elements (before eventually buying them out..). http://www.pcworld.com/article/18000/adobe_sues_macromedia.html http://www.pcworld.com/article/18000/adobe_sues_macromedia.h...
- jonhendry 14y agoXcode's panels aren't movable, like Visual Studio's are. There are panels that appear in certain places, and can be hidden, and their sizes adjusted. But it's not like VS where you can grab something tear it off, stick it on the other side of the window, etc. And I haven't seen any pictures that suggest Samsung's IDE has any configuration other than one that mimics Xcode's appearance. But it's more than just the arrangement of functional areas. It's the appearance of the functional areas. The widget palette looks just like Xcode's, with icons on the left and lengthy descriptive text. That's different from the inspector on Delphi/VS, where there's a dynamic list of attributes for the selected UI widget in the UI editor, and each attribute that is editable has a place to edit it.