TdxDockingManager.Options Property
Specifies a set of flags affecting the behavior of dock controls.
#Declaration
property Options: TdxDockingOptions read; write; default dxDockingDefaultOptions;
#Property Value
Type | Default |
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Tdx |
dx |
#Remarks
The Options property provides a set of flags affecting dock controls’ functionality. The following flags are available.
Flag | Description |
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do | If enabled, dock controls become active after docking them to another dock control or to a site. Please refer to the descriptions of the docking controller’s Active |
do | If enabled, dock controls can be made floating and returned back to their previous position by double-clicking their captions. If a control is within a tab container, its tab must be double-clicked for this purpose. |
do | If enabled, float forms are always displayed topmost. This implies that the fs |
do | If enabled, dock controls are destroyed when closed (when their close button is clicked or the Close method is called). Otherwise, the control is either simply made invisible or undocked. This depends on the do |
do | If enabled, dock controls are undocked when closed (when their close button is clicked or the Close method is called). Otherwise, they are made invisible or destroyed. This depends on the do Please refer to the Un |
do | If enabled, tab containers display captions if their Show |
do | If active, all children of a tab container are closed when clicking the close button within the container’s caption. Otherwise, only the control corresponding to the selected tab is closed. |
do | If enabled, pressing the auto hide button within a tab container’s caption enables the auto hide feature for the tab container. Otherwise the auto hide feature is enabled for the tab container’s selected child only. |
do | If enabled, vertical side containers display captions when within horizontal side containers. Horizontal side containers display captions when within vertical side containers. Note that side containers are allowed to be children of other side containers only when the do |
do | If enabled, pressing the close button within a side container’s caption or calling the container’s Close method results in closing all the container’s children. Otherwise, the active child of the side container is closed. If there is no current active child, the first valid child control is closed. |
do | If enabled, pressing the auto hide button within a side container’s caption or setting the container’s Auto |
do | If enabled, tab containers can be children of side containers. |
do | If enabled, side containers can be children of tab containers. |
do | If enabled, side containers can be children of side containers. |
do | If enabled, dock controls are immediately hidden when the auto hide feature is enabled for them. Otherwise, they are hidden using the sliding animation effect and only when the mouse pointer leaves their area. |
do | If a dock control’s auto hide feature is enabled and the control is active, the do |
do | If active, all the child controls within a container are redrawn when the container is resized. This option is required to ensure that controls, which have transparent backgrounds, are painted correctly within a container. The do Note When this option is active, resizing of a container might make the child controls flicker. |
do | If active, a docking frame indicating a control’s potential position and size during drag operations is filled with the cl |
do | By default, to dock a control onto another with the client alignment, you need to drop a control into the target control’s center. This takes place when the do |