Setting a Pane size |
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Shawshank
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Posted: 05 February 2006 at 3:42pm |
I have a Pane docked along the left side. When the mouse moves over the button along the left the Pane pops out. Is there a way to set the Pane to a specifc size? Much how the Pane will "recall" the size after adusting the width. Is it possible to set the Pane to a specific size? I see that you can set a min/max size but I don't see a specific size. Is that possible?
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SuperMario
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Setting the min and max to the same size will lock the pane to a specific size.
Pane.MinTrackSize.SetSize 100, 100 Pane.MaxTrackSize.SetSize 100, 100 If the pane is docked to the Left\Right, then the "Width" will be used, if Top\Bottom, then the "Height" specified will be used. The only time both width and height are used is when the pane is floating. If you do not want the pane "locked", then use the code above to resize the pane to the desired size, then use this code to set the mix\max the pane can be sized to: 'Remembers previous size settings DockingPaneManager.NormalizeSplitter s 'Sets the minimum and maximum sizes the splitter can move 'Note, this will not resize the pane, it is specifying how 'large the user can move the splitters 'Maximum\Minimum size will be 0x0 and 200x200 Pane.MinTrackSize.SetSize 0, 0 Pane.MaxTrackSize.SetSize 200, 200 DockingPaneManager.RedrawPanes |
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Shawshank
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Thanks, that did the trick perfectly.
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