The properties of the DockingManager class are listed below. For a complete list of DockingManager class members, see the DockingManager Members topic.
![]() | When set to True, a resizing of the control will cause the docking windows to be resized smaller if they would start overlapping. Note that the windows will not be sized bigger again when the control is increased in size. |
![]() | Gets the IContainer that contains the Component. |
![]() | The container. |
![]() | A collection of objects associated with this dock manager. |
![]() | If more than one Window is docked in the same column/row, should they have a maximize capability? |
![]() | The inner-most control. The InnerControl property needs to be set to the last control in the Forms.Control collection that represents the group of controls that the manager must not dock after. |
![]() | When set to True, the innermost docking window will assume the Fill docking style so that you can create applications whose client area consists only of docking windows. |
![]() | Defines the minimum size of the inner control, if resizing the application would cause the inner control to become smaller than this then the docking windows are resized smaller instead. |
![]() | Is this docking manager locked? |
![]() | The outer-most control. The OuterControl property needs to be set to the first control in the Forms.Control collection that represents the group of controls that the manager must not dock between. |
![]() | The renderer used to draw the docked objects. |
![]() | Gets or sets the ISite of the Component. |
![]() | Defines the width/height of resize bars used between docking windows. A value of -1 will cause the appropriate default value for the visual style to be used instead. |
DockingManager Class | NETXP.Controls.Docking Namespace