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ABuenger
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Posted: 12 October 2010 at 5:07pm |
I would like to use the docking pane manager for a tabbed MDI window, because this also allows to re-arange the panes and have them side-by-side.
a) How can I remove the view? I want the panes to occupy the whole client area. b) How can I remove the pane title? c) How can I change the tab position to the top? xtpPaneNoFloatable |
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ABuenger
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xtpPaneNoCaption doesn't really work.
Is it possible to show the tabs always (even if there is only 1)? |
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Oleg
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Hi,
Seems just TabControl can work for you check Samples\ToolkitPro\TabbedView Here some hints if you plan use DockingPanes anyway: CXTPDockingPanePaintManager::m_bDrawSingleTab CXTPDockingPaneManager::HideClient() CXTPDockingPanePaintManager::GetTabPaintManager()->SetPosition(xtpTabPositionTop)
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Oleg, Support Team
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ABuenger
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Thanks Oleg, that did what I need. I think docking panes are much better than just a tab control. |
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