Qt Splitter Size

This tool computes deterministic splitter pane sizes for Qt's QSplitter. It targets developers who design desktop UIs and require predictable distribution of space across panes for a range of window sizes. It models total available space, pane counts, and per-pane minimums to produce valid distributions that can be applied in code or during layout planning. Conceptually, it takes total_space and pane_count, optionally min per-pane, and a distribution method, and outputs sizes in both px and percent. It supports equal, weighted, and custom ratios while enforcing constraints and providing code-ready distributions for integration. The tool works with fixed space values or scenarios where the container resizes, enabling planning for responsive layouts. It can generate outputs suitable for initialization code, test harness validation, or UI documentation. Practical examples illustrate how rounding and minimums affect final sizes: with total_space 800 px, two panes, and equal distribution, you obtain approximately 400 px per pane; with ratios [1,2], sizes are proportional and then adjusted to meet minimums. The result set includes both pixel and percent representations to simplify integration across code and design reviews. This combination of exact calculations and flexible options reduces manual math, accelerates iterative design, and improves consistency across Qt-based applications.