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    I need to implement a GUI which has two panes with some draggable line between them that resizes both of them accordingly, like the one in windows explorer between the 'folders' and 'contents'. It would be best if this would blend in with a dialog-resize class (something that accepts several resize rules and when the dialog resizes makes sure everything is resized like you want). I'm currently using WTL's CDialogResize for this, but it lacks the ability to define scale by percentages. thanks for your time

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      I need to implement a GUI which has two panes with some draggable line between them that resizes both of them accordingly, like the one in windows explorer between the 'folders' and 'contents'. It would be best if this would blend in with a dialog-resize class (something that accepts several resize rules and when the dialog resizes makes sure everything is resized like you want). I'm currently using WTL's CDialogResize for this, but it lacks the ability to define scale by percentages. thanks for your time

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      Are you thinking of splitter windows[^]?

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