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Hi,

I am working with the code related to docking of toolbars
[*here<http://opengrok.libreoffice.org/xref/core/framework/source/layoutmanager/toolbarlayoutmanager.cxx#2628>
*]. When a toolbar is docked, I need to reset all the toolbars in the row
such that there is equal spaces between each toolbar in a row. So, on any
docking action, I set the value of each toolbar by setting
aRowColWinData.aRowColumnWindowSizes[i].X in a separate function made by me
called just after this
*line<http://opengrok.libreoffice.org/xref/core/framework/source/layoutmanager/toolbarlayoutmanager.cxx#2845>
*. I rechecked from SAL_DEBUG which shows that values of al the toolbar are
correct as I wish to set, but actually docked toolbar takes correct
position and the position of pre-existing toolbars don't change and still
remain the same as was before the docking. Since these positions (of
pre-existing toolbars) were correctly written here (as shown by SAL_DEBUG)
but in the end the value remains unchanged (as shown in the UI by actually
running LO), means these values are overridden somewhere in between.

So, to gist - the toolbar that is getting docked takes its correct position
(and is shown correctly in the UI), but the problem is that the
pre-existing toolbars in the row never change their position + I am unable
to find that code. If someone is acquainted with the place where the
*absolute positions of toolbars in a row is set after some toolbar docking
action*, please help me with the same.

Thanks and Regards,
Prashant
IRC- elixir

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