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Extended splitpanel that supports multiple panels?

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    Daniel Jansson
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    Has anyone created or seen an extension of the existing splitter panel that supports an "unlimited" number of panels? If now, any hints on how to do it would be appreciated!

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      Has anyone created or seen an extension of the existing splitter panel that supports an "unlimited" number of panels? If now, any hints on how to do it would be appreciated!

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      led mike
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      Daniel Jansson wrote:

      an "unlimited" number of panels?

      What do you mean? Like 100 Rows and 100 columns? After a certain number of rows and columns it starts to sound like a job for something else like a grid or whatever, rather than a split panel control.

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        Daniel Jansson wrote:

        an "unlimited" number of panels?

        What do you mean? Like 100 Rows and 100 columns? After a certain number of rows and columns it starts to sound like a job for something else like a grid or whatever, rather than a split panel control.

        led mike

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        More like either 100 rows or 100 columns, but not that amount, more like 5 rows or columns. I want the user to be able to resize and show/hide the different rows / columns easily. The tablelayoutpanel can't be resize by default right?

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          More like either 100 rows or 100 columns, but not that amount, more like 5 rows or columns. I want the user to be able to resize and show/hide the different rows / columns easily. The tablelayoutpanel can't be resize by default right?

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          Daniel Jansson wrote:

          I want the user to be able to resize and show/hide the different rows / columns easily.

          To accomplish 5 or 6 rows or columns you could use nested SplitContainers. Let me be clear, I am not advocating that, I don't know near enough about the problem you are trying to solve to suggest any solution.

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