MemoryView enhacements ideas

[BaalNetbek]

I use MemoryView for looking up methods memory a lot and I noticed there is room for improvement. So here are my ideas:

1. Initial position and setting of widgets is good only for looking up metrics at the top of window. Bar separating Images, Sounds tabs is invisible before clicking on it which is hard as it's only 3 pixels narrow:

2. I suggest making Classes or Class Watcher a next tab:

3. Default Class Watcher windows opened by right clicking on a Class instance in MemoryView or Class Watcher size when opening is very small in doest even fit third, Type, column so I always resize it.:
   

4. Class Watcher (opened from [toolbar]->View->Watches), if I understand correctly, shows values only for classes that have no instances but lists every class, while MemoryView list all Classes with instances and some without instances. Is it possible to merge these two?

5. In general for all the diffrient Watchers, Views or the new merged view:

• option to filter by class name in class list like it is possible to filter variables in Class Watcher or hide certain classes.
• add primitive types to listed classes like there are already primitive type arrays.

6. All these mentioned windows that are present pop up in the middle of the screen. It would be nice if they opened to the sides and if sizes of them were readjusted to be in usable shape right away. It maybe is worth consideration saving their position and size for next opening if they are outside of screen or ridiculusly small.

[BaalNetbek]

Additionaly all Class Watcher windows have title "Class Watcher". It's easy to get lost when more of them are open. Giving them titles derived from classes name (currently it's not displayed in Class watcher window if toString() of it is overriden) is what I propose.

[BaalNetbek]

Similar to #88 opening long array (thousands) causes long freeze. Displaying only part of the array or warning popup or extra button pressed requiered to list it could be useful to prevent freezing.

[shinovon]

Additionaly all Class Watcher windows have title "Class Watcher". It's easy to get lost when more of them are open. Giving them titles derived from classes name (currently it's not displayed in Class watcher window if toString() of it is overriden) is what I propose.

Done in 8c14c06