code: def detachedTabDrop(self, name, index, dropPos):
      # If the drop occurred on an existing tab, insert the detached
      # tab at the existing tab's location
      if index > -1:
          # Create references to the detached tab's content and icon
          contentWidget = self.detachedTabs[name].contentWidget
          icon = self.detachedTabs[name].windowIcon()
  
          # Disconnect the detached tab's onCloseSignal so that it
          # does not try to re-attach automatically
          self.detachedTabs[name].onCloseSignal.disconnect()
  
          # Close the detached
          self.detachedTabs[name].close()
  
          # Re-attach the tab at the given index
          self.attachTab(contentWidget, name, icon, index)
  
      # If the drop did not occur on an existing tab, determine if the drop
      # occurred in the tab bar area (the area to the side of the QTabBar)
      else:
          # Find the drop position relative to the DetachableTabWidget
          tabDropPos = self.mapFromGlobal(dropPos)
  
          # If the drop position is inside the DetachableTabWidget...
          if tabDropPos in self.rect():
              # If the drop position is inside the tab bar area (the
              # area to the side of the QTabBar) or there are not tabs
              # currently attached...
              if (
                  tabDropPos.y() < self.tabBar.height()
                  or self.count() == 0
              ):
                  # Close the detached tab and allow it to re-attach
                  # automatically
                  self.detachedTabs[name].close()
  
file_path: PandasGUI/pandasgui/widgets/detachable_tab_widget.py
imports: from PyQt5 import QtGui, QtCore, QtWidgets
  from PyQt5.QtCore import pyqtSignal, pyqtSlot
label_desc: Use image node_id 7 for calling the DetachableTabWidget obj's underlying member method code with example usage: obj.detachedTabDrop(name, index, dropPos) without return types