Sam Keene

> However, I suspect you have no need to actually subclass scope, so please revisit the reason you're creating a subclass. I'm using it based on the examples given in...

Fair enough, I'll look into refactoring those parts of my application. I have run into another unrelated problem which I don't understand. So if you're still around I'd love a...

> https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/javafx/api/javafx/scene/control/SplitPane.html Apologies I think I could have been more clear. I meant when docking a view onto a workspace (or, clicking between tabs which does the same thing), instead...

Yeah looking through the workspace code I can't see a way to get what I want without writing a custom Workspace implementation, which I'll give a go and see what...

I had a go and realized that the way to implement it that I desired (a single line of tabs controlling two content containers) isn't the way most software actually...

Thanks @oemergenc I spent a few days understanding/modifying the dockable classes as well as rewriting a lot of TornadoFX's workspace class and got it working nicely: 

Sure, although some things to note: - I butchered/removed the stack implementation of the workspace as I was only interested in tab navigation myself and wanted to keep things simple....

I would have to re-implement the Stack implementation. There is some opinionated decisions on what should happen when switching navigation modes (which is what I got stuck on and decided...

> Switching from stack to tab could dock all the currently available tabs Can you clarify on what you mean by this?

Understood, I'll have a crack at it over the next day or two.