`egui_tiles` development is sponsored by [Rerun](https://www.rerun.io/), a startup doingvisualizations for computer vision and robotics.
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Layouting and docking for [egui](https://github.com/rerun-io/egui).
Supports:
* Horizontal and vertical layouts
* Grid layouts
* Tabs
* Drag-and-drop docking
### Trying it
`cargo r --example simple`
### Comparison with [egui_dock](https://github.com/Adanos020/egui_dock)
[egui_dock](https://github.com/Adanos020/egui_dock) is an excellent crate serving similar needs. `egui_tiles` aims to become a more flexible and feature-rich alternative to `egui_dock`.
`egui_dock` only supports binary splits (left/right or top/bottom), while `egui_tiles` support full horizontal and vertical layouts, as well as grid layouts. `egui_tiles` also strives to be more customizable, enabling users to override the default style and behavior by implementing methods on a `Behavior` `trait`.
`egui_dock` supports some features that `egui_tiles` does not yet support, such as close-buttons on each tab, and built-in scroll areas.
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`egui_tiles` development is sponsored by [Rerun](https://www.rerun.io/), a startup doing