forge-draggable-windows

To add draggable windows to ForgeUiContext, initialize a ForgeUiWindowContext and use the provided frame lifecycle workflow: call wctx_begin, declare windows with window_begin/window_end, and finish with wctx_end to enforce z-order rendering.

Yes, you can collapse and expand overlapping panels in ForgeUi by maintaining per-window state. The workflow tracks a collapsed boolean for each window, allowing you to toggle the collapse behavior dynamically during the frame lifecycle.

Input routing for overlapping ForgeUi panels is handled by enforced z-order rendering. Foreground windows block input in overlap regions, ensuring predictable interaction and deferred draw ordering for the active window context.

The required frame lifecycle for ForgeUi windows involves calling wctx_begin, declaring individual windows with window_begin and window_end pairs, and finalizing with wctx_end to render all panels correctly in z-order.

Yes, ForgeUi supports per-window state for draggable interfaces by tracking rect for position and size, collapsed for visibility, and z_order for stacking, ensuring organized and predictable overlapping panel behavior.