Done Add a Separate Editable, Floating, Dockable Debug Toolbar That Survives New Versions

[CityguyUSA]

Pretty self-explanatory to me. Any questions ask.

 

[rconn]

I have no idea what you're asking for. Please expound in detail.

 

[CityguyUSA]

A new toolbar that would include the debug commands but let the user add the buttons they want. My initial thought was just debug commands but now that I think about that if someone wants to have save button on the toolbar why do I care? Just because toolbars in general have tended to revolve around a single sub-function of the application just so the user knows what to expect and where to find it. But it could just be a user customizable toolbar (UCT). Set the standard for all programs to have a UCT.

Also include the ability to add divider bars or maybe wrap to multiple lines based on user shaping of the toolbar using drag and drop.

Allow the toolbar to be dockable or floating as well.

The survivable part comes from my experience around adding Jump To This Line to the existing toolbar having to be redone when changing versions. This may be that some versions weren't functioning right and this has been a recent fix and may work itself out. There was conversation about not being able to make it a savable value in the registry key because of length or something?

 

[rconn]

The toolbar is already customizable -- anything in the menu can be added to the toolbar. The plugin support in 36.50 allows you to create toolbar buttons that don't have a corresponding menu entry.

The issue with it not surviving an update was fixed for 36.50 (coming soon).

 

[CityguyUSA]

Floating? Dockable? I don't want to add them to the existing toolbar which has limited space.

 

[rconn]

The toolbar will wrap to a second line if you add more buttons than will fit on one line.

The toolbar in v36.50 is detachable/floating/dockable.