this topic will then see the difference.
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There is a start at revOnline:
http://revonline2.runrev.com/stack/595/Resizing-Pane-Example
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ing to RevOnline, I'll place it there for y'll to take a
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Dockable panes are a deep subject. I have a need for them in an upgrade
on the horizon for one of the projects I manage, and thus far my
explorations have been challenging at best.
One of those challenges is deciding how to handle the empty space left
over from a removed pane. Should it be
On Dec 29, 2012, at 9:32 PM, Mark Stuart wrote:
> Likewise, pane #2 could be dropped onto pane #3 position.
Then, what appears where pane #2 was?
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> example: if the bottom left pane (#3) was dragged into the top left position
> (#1), panes 1 and 3 take up the space of 1 and 3, and are "presented" as a
> tab control. Panes 2 and 4 remain as they were.
Hi, Mark. What happens when we drag an untabbed pa
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> Hey all,
> I'm interested in building an LC desktop application interface that has
> dockable panes/panels in it.
> What are dockable panes? For example: think of a window that has a vertical
> and a horizontal line, to form 4 panes in the window.
>
> In this ex
Hey all,
I'm interested in building an LC desktop application interface that has
dockable panes/panels in it.
What are dockable panes? For example: think of a window that has a vertical and
a horizontal line, to form 4 panes in the window.
In this example:
Top left pane is #1
Top right pa
