Where will I dock?

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   When a pane is floating, I need to know where I would dock if the user double-clicked the pane to dock it. How can I get this information?

I have found that if I call GetPaneDirection that the value returned is 4 (not one of the values in XTPDockingPaneDirection enum). I see that is because I am floating. The docking pane's IsFloating returns TRUE, as expected.

When I step through the GetPaneDirection code it is fairly complex so I want to avoid a hack and any assumptions that would go with it. This was pretty easy to do with MFC so I assume it is easy to do with CJ but I just have not found the method or call path to returne me the information. But it has to be available otherwise when I double-click the pane, it would not know where to go!

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rdhd Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Senior Member Joined: 13 August 2007 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 867	Post Options Post Reply Quote rdhd Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Where will I dock? Posted: 02 February 2010 at 3:23pm
	When a pane is floating, I need to know where I would dock if the user double-clicked the pane to dock it. How can I get this information? I have found that if I call GetPaneDirection that the value returned is 4 (not one of the values in XTPDockingPaneDirection enum). I see that is because I am floating. The docking pane's IsFloating returns TRUE, as expected. When I step through the GetPaneDirection code it is fairly complex so I want to avoid a hack and any assumptions that would go with it. This was pretty easy to do with MFC so I assume it is easy to do with CJ but I just have not found the method or call path to returne me the information. But it has to be available otherwise when I double-click the pane, it would not know where to go!