Register the multiple usercontrols as the toolwindows of same width in the single docksite.

Hi Keshav,

1) You may run into trouble getting them all the same size that way when you have that many.  But after they are docked, if you grab the containing SplitContainer, you can call its ResizeSlots method.  That will do what you want.  It's described in the "Programmatic Layout" documentation topic.

2) You asked this same question in another thread so please refer to that.

Hi,

Questino1: Thanks alot ,As i am able to programatically call the ResizeSlots() method on the  splitContainer( ) of the docksite. 

But Is there any method  in the Reverse functionality of the above which means like(UnResizeSlots()).

Question2: How to use the MinimumSlots() for the childern of various controls like SplitContainer ?  

Question 3: Can i programatically set the DockedDirection of the toolwindow..?

Suppose there are two toolwindows named toolwindow1 and toolwindow2 and toolwindow2 is docked at the right of the toolwindow1 using toolwindow2.Dock(toolwindow1,Direction.Right).

I want to progrmatically set the docked Direction of the toolwindow2 with respect to toolwindow1 .

Question4: How to Drag the TitleBar less Toolwidnow ?

Hi Keshav,

1) You may be able to look at the DockSite.ControlSize attached property on each object and then use ResizeSlots to make the slots relative to those sizes.  I'm not sure offhand if the ControlSizes update when ResizeSlots is called.  But I believe they do update one the user resizes via a splitter.  So you'd effectively lose this ability if a splitter is used.

2) The minimum slot size comes from the DockSite.MinimumSlot properly.  It is a global setting and there is no way to set it for specific tool windows.

3) You can call Dock method again in the same form you used in the question but with a different direction.

4) This is described in the Docking Window Capabilities documentation topic.