Andrew Auclair

That could be interesting. It would have to revert to individual titlebars if there is more than 1 dockable in the window.

That should already be allowed by default. The method responsible is here: https://github.com/andrewauclair/ModernDocking/blob/main/docking-api/src/ModernDocking/Dockable.java#L95. As long as your Dockable returns true for this method then you should be able to drag...

An example of floating can be seen here: https://github.com/andrewauclair/ModernDocking/blob/main/img/floating_panel.gif

Let me see if I understand now. You want the new frame to be undecorated?

I'll look into adding a setting. This will be more involved than simply calling `setUndecorated(true);` The resulting frame cannot be resized without additional changes.

Doing that would mean losing the ability to drag the dockable again as that titlebar is the drag source.

The static functions have been implemented in the 0.10-SNAPSHOT release.

Have you tried building with cmake?

> @andrewauclair - I've reproduced CMake builds that fail with the same error message. Steps to reproduce would be helpful if you have some to provide.

```cpp bool DateTimeFormat::isValid(const std::string& dateTime) { static const RegularExpression regs[] = { RegularExpression(DateTimeFormat::ISO8601_REGEX), RegularExpression(DateTimeFormat::RFC822_REGEX), RegularExpression(DateTimeFormat::RFC1123_REGEX), RegularExpression(DateTimeFormat::HTTP_REGEX), RegularExpression(DateTimeFormat::RFC850_REGEX), RegularExpression(DateTimeFormat::RFC1036_REGEX), RegularExpression(DateTimeFormat::ASCTIME_REGEX), RegularExpression(DateTimeFormat::SORTABLE_REGEX) }; for (const auto& f : regs) { if (f.match(dateTime))...