pluma-window: Add right-side panel support #718
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Add a third panel on the right side of the editor window, enabling a three-panel layout with left, right, and bottom panes. The right panel is hidden by default and its state persists across sessions. The main use case is enabling plugins for previews, document outline viewers, or tag lists, similar to other IDEs.
Move the taglist plugin from the left side panel to the right panel. This reflects the plugin's purpose better as a reference tool for tag insertion and is more similar to how other IDEs have tags and symbols on the right side.
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Add a third panel on the right side of the editor window, enabling a three-panel layout with left, right, and bottom panes.
The right panel is hidden by default and its state persists across sessions. The main use case is enabling plugins for previews, document outline viewers, or tag lists, similar to other IDEs.
As an initial example, I've moved the
taglistplugin to the right pane. Other examples to be available in mate-desktop/pluma-plugins#41