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Maui 
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 Topic: Float pane methodPosted: 24 December 2004 at 5:09am |
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Assuming I had a docked window and I used the float pane method to float it, what method could I then use to return it back to its docked state? Thanks |
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SuperMario
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Posted: 24 December 2004 at 8:31pm |
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You would need to destroy the pane and create a new one. When you
create it, you can place it in it original state. You will need
to keep track of the location, remember, that when a pane is destroyed,
the object attached still exists, so you can attatch the old object
back to the new pane. Take a look at how the reading pane is
moved by code in the Outlook 2003 sample.
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Posted: 25 December 2004 at 5:14am |
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Thanks for the work around. Is a propper DockPane method planned for future releases? As I have already said I consider the ability to float and dock a pane to be fundamentals of a control of this type. To have to go to the extreme of destroying the pane and recreating again in its new location seems extreme. The functionality I am suggesting already exists, it happens when you double click the title bar of a floating pane. I would like to see is this same functionality in a single call. Thanks |
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