Docking Control for WPF

Thinking Out Loud
17 March 2009

Those of you who have been asking us about our Docking Control for WPF will already know that it did not make the first beta of DXperience v2009 vol 1. We are still planning to release it once DXperience v2009 vol 1 officially ships.

 WPF Docking Control by DevExpress

DXDocking for WPF will ship with the following capabilities:


Microsoft Visual Studio style glyphs used during drag and drop operations. These glyphs serve as drop targets and thus provide an intuitive way in which to dock windows.
Dock windows can be organized into tabbed containers.
Built-in close buttons allow end-user to hide unnecessary windows.
Float state is supported.
Automatically created splitters allow you to resize dock windows placed side-by-side.

If you need more information or need further assistance, feel free to drop me a note.

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Chris Walsh [DX-Squad]
Chris Walsh [DX-Squad]

Looking good Ray, cant wait to see them in the release!

17 March 2009
Linton
Linton

Looking good, Ray. Thanks for the update.

In WPF, all things visual should be dynamic. Will we be able to change and animate the glyphs used to display docking points?

18 March 2009

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