I see in two separate forum posts (here and here) that there is currently no support for moving a DockingWindow from one DockSite into another DockSite. I'm curious as to whether this is something you will support in the future.
In the meantime, is there a best-practice or workaround that would allow DocumentWindows to behave like ToolWindows when rafting? In other words, if I tear off ToolWindow1 and float it outside of my main window, and then tear off ToolWindow2, I can dock ToolWindow2 with ToolWindow1 so they are both contained in the same tabbed container. DocumentWindows won't do that, or at least I haven't figured out how to make them do that.
Alternatively, I can't set multiple ToolWindows to dock in the Content area of a DockSite. The first ToolWindow will completely fill the Content area but all subsequent ToolWindows appear Docked to one of the sides.
In short, is there a way to work around the limitation of not being able to drag DocumentWindows between multiple dock sites that would also preserve the UI widgets used in previewing where said window could be docked? In essence, I'm looking to duplicate the functionality of VS2010's code windows. Handling all the programmatic bookkeeping behind the scenes for transferring a window from one DockSite to another isn't that big of a deal, but losing the UI associations when dragging those windows is a huge loss.
Thanks in advance.
In the meantime, is there a best-practice or workaround that would allow DocumentWindows to behave like ToolWindows when rafting? In other words, if I tear off ToolWindow1 and float it outside of my main window, and then tear off ToolWindow2, I can dock ToolWindow2 with ToolWindow1 so they are both contained in the same tabbed container. DocumentWindows won't do that, or at least I haven't figured out how to make them do that.
Alternatively, I can't set multiple ToolWindows to dock in the Content area of a DockSite. The first ToolWindow will completely fill the Content area but all subsequent ToolWindows appear Docked to one of the sides.
In short, is there a way to work around the limitation of not being able to drag DocumentWindows between multiple dock sites that would also preserve the UI widgets used in previewing where said window could be docked? In essence, I'm looking to duplicate the functionality of VS2010's code windows. Handling all the programmatic bookkeeping behind the scenes for transferring a window from one DockSite to another isn't that big of a deal, but losing the UI associations when dragging those windows is a huge loss.
Thanks in advance.
