How do I dock panes stacked on top of each other?
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Hi all, Does anyone know how to (programmatically) dock two
CDockablePane(or possiblyCControlbar) on top of each other at the right side of the client window? I've tried just about every combination of alignment andCRectin calls toCFrameWndEx::DockPane, but to no avail. This is what I get:----- ----- ----- -----
This is what I want:
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I would be really thankful for any input on this. Thanks /M (And, yes, I've searched the forums here but didn't find anything, I'm aware of the website www.google.com, and, yes, I know the location of the documentation for MFC and the Feature Pack, and, yes, I've tried just about everything I could come up with.)
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Hi all, Does anyone know how to (programmatically) dock two
CDockablePane(or possiblyCControlbar) on top of each other at the right side of the client window? I've tried just about every combination of alignment andCRectin calls toCFrameWndEx::DockPane, but to no avail. This is what I get:----- ----- ----- -----
This is what I want:
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I would be really thankful for any input on this. Thanks /M (And, yes, I've searched the forums here but didn't find anything, I'm aware of the website www.google.com, and, yes, I know the location of the documentation for MFC and the Feature Pack, and, yes, I've tried just about everything I could come up with.)
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Haha! Solved it seconds after posting:
DockPane(&m_wndTop, AFX_IDW_DOCKBAR_RIGHT);
m_wndBottom.DockToWindow(&m_wndTop, CBRS_ALIGN_BOTTOM);Might help someone else ... /M
I've done that a few times - and I appreciate people posting answers too. Good on ya! Iain.
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