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splitview: add an option to forceResize all panels#95
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splitview: add an option to forceResize all panels
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This PR solves the following problem via adding another parameter called
forceResizeto the_calculateSizemethod.I know this is kind of a dirty solution, but I am taking notes of these kind of situations, and will try to address them in a proper way, hopefully, when we rewrite/refactor these components. Also, this kind of modification gives us a way to solve those kind of problems without breaking backwards compatibility.