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In Visual Studio, when a docked pane is dragged out, the current size of the pane is maintained. I believe this should be the default behaviour.
I think this only requires two methods to change:
DockPane.cs
Rectangle IDockDragSource.BeginDrag(Point ptMouse) { Point location = PointToScreen(new Point(0, 0)); DockPane floatPane = ActiveContent.DockHandler.FloatPane; Size size; if (DockState == DockState.Float) size = DockPanel.DefaultFloatWindowSize; else size = ClientRectangle.Size; ...
DockContentHandler.cs
Rectangle IDockDragSource.BeginDrag(Point ptMouse) { DockPane floatPane = FloatPane; Size size; if (DockState == DockState.Float) size = DockPanel.DefaultFloatWindowSize; else size = Pane.ClientRectangle.Size; ...
Kind regards Michael
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In Visual Studio, when a docked pane is dragged out, the current size of the pane is maintained. I believe this should be the default behaviour.
I think this only requires two methods to change:
DockPane.cs
DockContentHandler.cs
Kind regards
Michael
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: