Set MinWidth/MaxWidth for floating window

Hello,

If you set the DockingWindow.ContainerMinSize property, the Window that hosts a floating dock host will try to respect that minimum size.  Maximum sizes cannot be handled by the floating dock host though.

Thank you for replying.

I set the DockingWindow.ContainerMinSize property and it worked fine.

In addition, is it possible to restrict minimum size of floating document window? (Container include single document item)

Hello,

ContainerMinSize will restrict the size of a floating tool window.  However floating document windows don't currently influence the minimum size of their containing floating Window.  We will try and improve that for the next maintenance release.

Thank you for replying.

I will wait for next maintenance release.

If possible, would you please tell me when it will release?

It should be any day now.

Hello,

Thank you for your support everytime.

However floating document windows don't currently influence the minimum size of their containing floating Window.  We will try and improve that for the next maintenance release.

Can I check its progress?

If preview build is ready, would you please send me it?

Hello,

The related change was released in v22.1.1 that has been out since mid-March.

Hello,

Thank you for improvement of ContainerMinSize.

I checked the following pattern.

1) Floating 1 document window

  --> works fine

2) Floating 2 document windows as tabbed

  --> works fine

3) Floating 2 document windows as horizontal display

  --> works fine when drag vertical splitter

  --> not work when drag floating window frame. (I could resize window smaller than ContainerMinSize)

Would you please check pattern-3?

Hello,

We've made some additional updates that should help with the more complex number 3.  These will be in the next maintenance release.

Thank you for replying.

I have 22.1.2-beta.4. 

Is the updates included in 22.1.2-beta.4?

Hello,

No, the updates were made yesterday and no preview build has been created that contain them yet.