Posted 13 years ago
by Arthur Damen
Version: 10.2.0532
Platform: .NET 4.0
Environment: Windows 7 (64-bit)
Hi,
I have the following problem in my application:
1. I create a docksite window.
2. I create a second docksite window.
3. I click on the second window.
4. I move the second window to a new horizontal tabgroup.
(MyDockSite.ActiveWindow.MoveToNewHorizontalContainer)
5. I click on the first window again.
6. I click directly on the [x] sign of the second window to close it.
Afterwards if I check the MyDockSite.ActiveWindow value, I can see on the .ToString value that it still refers to the second window which no longer exists.
(I am using version 10.2.532)
I have the following problem in my application:
1. I create a docksite window.
2. I create a second docksite window.
3. I click on the second window.
4. I move the second window to a new horizontal tabgroup.
(MyDockSite.ActiveWindow.MoveToNewHorizontalContainer)
5. I click on the first window again.
6. I click directly on the [x] sign of the second window to close it.
Afterwards if I check the MyDockSite.ActiveWindow value, I can see on the .ToString value that it still refers to the second window which no longer exists.
(I am using version 10.2.532)
