Fixed emission of top level event in DockContainerWidget

demo/MainWindow.cpp

@@ -717,7 +717,6 @@ CMainWindow::CMainWindow(QWidget *parent) :
 
 	// uncomment if you would like to enable dock widget auto hiding
     CDockManager::setAutoHideConfigFlags(CDockManager::DefaultAutoHideConfig);
-    CDockManager::setAutoHideConfigFlag(CDockManager::AutoHideShowOnMouseOver, true);
 
 	// uncomment if you would like to enable an equal distribution of the
 	// available size of a splitter to all contained dock widgets

doc/user-guide.md

@@ -29,6 +29,10 @@
   - [`FloatingContainerForceQWidgetTitleBar` (Linux only)](#floatingcontainerforceqwidgettitlebar-linux-only)
   - [`MiddleMouseButtonClosesTab`](#middlemousebuttonclosestab)
 - [Auto-Hide Configuration Flags](#auto-hide-configuration-flags)
+  - [Auto Hide Dock Widgets](#auto-hide-dock-widgets)
+  - [Pinning Auto-Hide Widgets to a certain border](#pinning-auto-hide-widgets-to-a-certain-border)
+  - [Show / Hide Auto-Hide Widgets via Mouse Over](#show--hide-auto-hide-widgets-via-mouse-over)
+  - [Adding Auto Hide Widgets](#adding-auto-hide-widgets)
   - [Setting Auto-Hide Flags](#setting-auto-hide-flags)
   - [`AutoHideFeatureEnabled`](#autohidefeatureenabled)
   - [`DockAreaHasAutoHideButton`](#dockareahasautohidebutton)
@@ -49,10 +53,6 @@
 - [Central Widget](#central-widget)
 - [Empty Dock Area](#empty-dock-area)
 - [Custom Close Handling](#custom-close-handling)
-- [Auto Hide Dock Widgets](#auto-hide-dock-widgets)
-  - [Pinning Auto-Hide Widgets to a certain border](#pinning-auto-hide-widgets-to-a-certain-border)
-  - [Show / Hide Auto-Hide Widgets via Mouse Over](#show--hide-auto-hide-widgets-via-mouse-over)
-  - [Adding Auto Hide Widgets](#adding-auto-hide-widgets)
 - [Styling](#styling)
   - [Disabling the Internal Style Sheet](#disabling-the-internal-style-sheet)
 
@@ -500,16 +500,60 @@ possible in various web browsers.
 
 ## Auto-Hide Configuration Flags
 
-The Advanced Docking System has a number of global configuration options to
+### Auto Hide Dock Widgets
-configure the Auto-Hide functionality. The "Auto Hide" feature allows to display
+
-more information using less screen space by hiding or showing windows pinned to
+The Advanced Docking System supports "Auto-Hide" functionality for **all**
-one of the four dock container borders.
+dock containers. The "Auto Hide" feature allows to display more information
+using less screen space by hiding or showing windows pinned to one of the 
+four dock container borders.
+
+Enabling this feature adds a button with a pin icon to each dock area.
+
+![DockAreaHasAutoHideButton true](cfg_flag_DockAreaHasAutoHideButton.png)
+
+By clicking this button, the current dock widget (or the complete area - depending on the
+configuration flags) will be pinned to a certain border. The border is choosen
+depending on the location of the dock area. If you click the pin button while
+holding down the **Ctrl** key, the whole dock area will be pinned to a certain
+border.
+
+### Pinning Auto-Hide Widgets to a certain border
+
+If you would like to pin a dock widget or a dock area to a certain border,
+then you can right-click into the dock widget tab or into the dock area title bar
+to show the context menu. Then you can select the location via the **Pin to** menu:
+
+![Pin to](AutoHide_PinTo.png)
+
+### Show / Hide Auto-Hide Widgets via Mouse Over
+
+Normally Auto-Hide widgets are shown by clicking the Auto-Hide tab and hidden by
+clicking the Auto-Hide tab again or by clicking into any other dock widget in
+the same container. If the Auto-Hide config flag `AutoHideShowOnMouseOver` is set,
+the Auto-Hide widget is shown, if the user hovers over the Auto-Hide tab and is
+collapsed if the mouse cursor leaves the Auto-Hide widget. Showing and hiding
+by mouse click still works if this feature is enabled.
+
+### Adding Auto Hide Widgets
+
+Adding an auto hide widget is similar to adding a dock widget, simply call
+`dockManager->addAutoHideDockWidget()`.
+
+```c++
+CDockManager::setAutoHideConfigFlags(CDockManager::DefaultAutoHideConfig);
+d->DockManager = new CDockManager(this);
+CDockWidget* TableDockWidget = new CDockWidget("Table 1");
+DockManager->addAutoHideDockWidget(SideBarLeft, TableDockWidget);
+```
+
+See `autohide` example or the demo application to learn how it works.
 
 ### Setting Auto-Hide Flags
 
-You should set the Auto-Hide flags before creating the dock manager
+The Advanced Docking System has a number of global configuration flags to
-instance. That means, you should set the Auto-Hide flags after setting the
+configure the Auto-Hide functionality. You should set the Auto-Hide flags before
-configuration flags.
+creating the dock manager instance. That means, you should set the Auto-Hide
+flags after setting the configuration flags.
 
 ```c++
 CDockManager::setConfigFlag(CDockManager::FocusHighlighting, true);
@@ -701,51 +745,6 @@ Normally clicking the close button of a dock widget will just hide the widget an
 
 When an entire area is closed, the default behavior is to hide the dock widgets it contains regardless of the `DockWidgetDeleteOnClose` flag except if there is only one dock widget. In this special case, the `DockWidgetDeleteOnClose` flag is followed. This behavior can be changed by setting the `DockWidgetForceCloseWithArea` flag to all the dock widgets that needs to be closed with their area.
 
-## Auto Hide Dock Widgets
-
-The Advanced Docking System supports "Auto-Hide" functionality for **all** dock containers. The "Auto Hide" feature allows to display more information using less screen space by hiding or showing windows pinned to one of the four dock container borders.
-
-Enabling this feature adds a button with a pin icon to each dock area.
-
-![DockAreaHasAutoHideButton true](cfg_flag_DockAreaHasAutoHideButton.png)
-
-By clicking this button, the current dock widget (or the complete area - depending on the
-configuration flags) will be pinned to a certain border. The border is choosen
-depending on the location of the dock area. If you click the pin button while
-holding down the **Ctrl** key, the whole dock area will be pinned to a certain
-border.
-
-### Pinning Auto-Hide Widgets to a certain border
-
-If you would like to pin a dock widget or a dock area to a certain border,
-then you can right-click into the dock widget tab or into the dock area title bar
-to show the context menu. Then you can select the location via the **Pin to** menu:
-
-![Pin to](AutoHide_PinTo.png)
-
-### Show / Hide Auto-Hide Widgets via Mouse Over
-
-Normally Auto-Hide widgets are shown by clicking the Auto-Hide tab and hidden by
-clicking the Auto-Hide tab again or by clicking into any other dock widget in
-the same container. If the Auto-Hide config flag `AutoHideShowOnMouseOver` is set,
-the Auto-Hide widget is shown, if the user hovers over the Auto-Hide tab and is
-collapsed if the mouse cursor leaves the Auto-Hide widget. Showing and hiding
-my mouse click still works if this feature is enabled.
-
-### Adding Auto Hide Widgets
-
-Adding an auto hide widget is similar to adding a dock widget, simply call
-`dockManager->addAutoHideDockWidget()`.
-
-```c++
-CDockManager::setAutoHideConfigFlags(CDockManager::DefaultAutoHideConfig);
-d->DockManager = new CDockManager(this);
-CDockWidget* TableDockWidget = new CDockWidget("Table 1");
-DockManager->addAutoHideDockWidget(SideBarLeft, TableDockWidget);
-```
-
-See `autohide` example or the demo application to learn how it works.
-
 ## Styling
 
 The Advanced Docking System supports styling via [Qt Style Sheets](https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/stylesheet.html). All components like splitters, tabs, buttons, titlebar and

src/AutoHideDockContainer.cpp

@@ -380,16 +380,7 @@ void CAutoHideDockContainer::moveContentsToParent()
 	// to the user and he does not have to search where the widget was inserted.
 	d->DockWidget->setDockArea(nullptr);
 	auto DockContainer = dockContainer();
-
-	// If the container contained only one visible dock widget, the we need
-	// to emit a top level event for this widget because it is not the one and
-	// only visible docked widget anymore
-	auto TopLevelDockWidget = DockContainer->topLevelDockWidget();
 	DockContainer->addDockWidget(d->getDockWidgetArea(d->SideTabBarArea), d->DockWidget);
-	if (TopLevelDockWidget)
-	{
-		CDockWidget::emitTopLevelEventForWidget(TopLevelDockWidget, false);
-	}
 }
 
 

src/DockContainerWidget.cpp

@@ -1360,6 +1360,7 @@ CDockContainerWidget::~CDockContainerWidget()
 CDockAreaWidget* CDockContainerWidget::addDockWidget(DockWidgetArea area, CDockWidget* Dockwidget,
 	CDockAreaWidget* DockAreaWidget)
 {
+	auto TopLevelDockWidget = topLevelDockWidget();
 	CDockAreaWidget* OldDockArea = Dockwidget->dockAreaWidget();
 	if (OldDockArea)
 	{
@@ -1367,14 +1368,28 @@ CDockAreaWidget* CDockContainerWidget::addDockWidget(DockWidgetArea area, CDockW
 	}
 
 	Dockwidget->setDockManager(d->DockManager);
+	CDockAreaWidget* DockArea;
 	if (DockAreaWidget)
 	{
-		return d->addDockWidgetToDockArea(area, Dockwidget, DockAreaWidget);
+		DockArea = d->addDockWidgetToDockArea(area, Dockwidget, DockAreaWidget);
 	}
 	else
 	{
-		return d->addDockWidgetToContainer(area, Dockwidget);
+		DockArea = d->addDockWidgetToContainer(area, Dockwidget);
 	}
+
+	if (TopLevelDockWidget)
+	{
+		auto NewTopLevelDockWidget = topLevelDockWidget();
+		// If the container contained only one visible dock widget, the we need
+		// to emit a top level event for this widget because it is not the one and
+		// only visible docked widget anymore
+		if (!NewTopLevelDockWidget)
+		{
+			CDockWidget::emitTopLevelEventForWidget(TopLevelDockWidget, false);
+		}
+	}
+	return DockArea;
 }