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DockingPane SamplesThe following sample applications demonstrate the powerful features that are available with Codejock Software components. Each sample is provided as a stand alone executable to that can be easily downloaded. All samples are included with our products and are provided with complete source code.Pane Sample  Win32 ( 975.14 Kb )
Win64 ( 1.15 Mb )
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The Pane Sample program will demonstrate how to dock panes to an application. Panes will be attached to other
panes which will keep them grouped together. One pane will not be closeable, another will not be able to be hidden, and another is not
floatable. You will see how to change the visual theme of the docking panes. You will see how to set the minimum and maximum size of pane,
tab position, and tab orientation.
Sample Uses: Xtreme DockingPane, Xtreme CommandBars Dialog Panes Sample Win32 ( 693.81 Kb )
Win64 ( 839.76 Kb )
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The Dialog Panes sample (MFC only) demonstrates how to add docking panes to a dialog based application. Now Docking Panes can be added to any type of
window, before they would only be added to CFrameWnd derived windows.
Sample Uses: Xtreme DockingPane, Xtreme CommandBars Active Pane View Sample Win32 ( 716.6 Kb )
Win64 ( 914.16 Kb )
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The Active Pane View sample simply demonstrates how to detect when a view has become active, how to determine which view is currently
active, and how to activate a view that is not yet active.
Sample Uses: Xtreme DockingPane, Xtreme CommandBars Docking Containers Sample Win32 ( 723.25 Kb )
Win64 ( 919.43 Kb )
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The Docking Containers sample demonstrates how to override the virtual container of each docking pane and how to add
additional functionality such as
adding another button in the pane’s caption bar. You can have the custom button display a dialog or a popup menu, it’s up to you.
Sample Uses: Xtreme DockingPane, Xtreme CommandBars Dynamic Panes Sample Win32 ( 724.14 Kb )
Win64 ( 917.53 Kb )
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The Dynamic Panes sample demonstrates how to add, hide, and destroy panes at runtime. You can then re-create the pane any time you want. Panes can be added
three at a time in a column, row, or grouped together. You will also see how to prevent a pane from closing, as well as how to display a context menu when the
panes caption bar is right-clicked.
Sample Uses: Xtreme DockingPane, Xtreme CommandBars MDI Panes Sample Win32 ( 772.2 Kb )
Win64 ( 986.41 Kb )
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The MDI Docking Panes sample simply demonstrates how to add a docking pane to a child of a MDI application. Each child window will
also have it's own
commandbar.
Sample Uses: Xtreme DockingPane, Xtreme CommandBars, Xtreme PropertyGrid Pane Actions Sample Win32 ( 711.05 Kb )
Win64 ( 903.69 Kb )
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The Pane Actions sample demonstrates how to detect which actions a pane is about to perform, which action is currently happening, and when an action has finished.
You will have the option to choose which pane actions are allowed for each pane, as well as
specifying if the pane can be floating, hidden, or closed. This
sample will help you see how to restrict pane movement.
Sample Uses: Xtreme DockingPane, Xtreme CommandBars |
