Allow document to be docked in floating window. #107
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…he SelectedIndex of the TabControl to the selectedContentIndex of the pane model. This will cause the tabcontrol do switch to the correct panel when IsActive is set.
Dock document in floating window. Todo: check undock last document.
Reinstated highlight when window is active.
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Hi, Unfortunately, I am not able to merge this as it is right now :-( - My guess is that my latest change (removal of Xceed.Wpf. namespaces and switching to TAB based coding style) makes this merge impossible. I could try and repair this in a local folder and fix this with another pull request but then you are no longer the visible contributor of this change and you might even be able to repair this more accurately than me since you know your changes better... Would you be able to please re-apply your changes on a current copy of my repository? |
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Hi,
Thanks for your message. We already figured it was not an easy task. We'll look into applying the changes to a newer version took keep up to date. Thanks for considering applying the changes.
It might take some time before it is done.
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Subject: Re: [Dirkster99/AvalonDock] Allow document to be docked in floating window. (#107)
Hi,
thank you for your contribution.
Unfortunately, I am not able to merge this as it is right now :-( - My guess is that my latest change (removal of Xceed.Wpf. namespaces and switching to TAB based coding style) makes this merge impossible. I could try and repair this in a local folder and fix this with another pull request but then you are no longer the visible contributor of this change and you might even be able to repair this more accurately than me since you know your changes better...
Would you be able to please re-apply your changes on a current copy of my repository?
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Added implementation to support docking documents in a floating window. |
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Can you contact me directly to discuss your plans with the library? |
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I have sent 2 messages via Email please let me know if you did not receive these.... |
Added check for Model.Root not null, or should it always be set somewhere.
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This addition is to allow documents to be docked in a floating window, like Visual Studio does.