private void OnDoubleClickTab(DotNetMagic.Controls.TabControl tc, DotNetMagic.Controls.TabPage page)
{
// Is the user allowed to redock?
if (DockingManager.AllowRedocking)
{
Content c = (Content)page.Tag;
// Make Content record its current position and remember it for the future
c.RecordRestore();
// Invert docked status
c.Docked = (c.Docked == false);
// Remove from current WindowContent and restore its position
DockingManager.HideContent(c, false, true);
DockingManager.ShowContent(c);
// Raise event to indicate a double click occured
DockingManager.OnDoubleClickDock();
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Initializes a new instance of the WindowContent class.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="manager">Parent docking manager instance.</param>
/// <param name="vs">Visual style for drawing.</param>
public WindowContentTabbed(DockingManager manager, VisualStyle vs)
: base(manager, vs)
{
_redocker = null;
// Create the TabControl used for viewing the Content windows
_tabControl = new DotNetMagic.Controls.TabControl();
_tabControl.ShowTabPageClose = false;
_tabControl.Customize = manager.Customize;
// It should always occupy the remaining space after all details
_tabControl.Dock = DockStyle.Fill;
// Show tabs only if two or more tab pages exist
_tabControl.HideTabsMode = HideTabsModes.HideUsingLogic;
// Hook into the TabControl notifications
_tabControl.GotFocus += new EventHandler(OnTabControlGotFocus);
_tabControl.LostFocus += new EventHandler(OnTabControlLostFocus);
_tabControl.PageGotFocus += new EventHandler(OnTabControlGotFocus);
_tabControl.PageLostFocus += new EventHandler(OnTabControlLostFocus);
_tabControl.SelectionChanged += new SelectTabHandler(OnSelectionChanged);
_tabControl.PageDragStart += new PageDragStartHandler(OnPageDragStart);
_tabControl.PageDragMove += new MouseEventHandler(OnPageDragMove);
_tabControl.PageDragEnd += new PageDragHandler(OnPageDragEnd);
_tabControl.PageDragQuit += new PageDragHandler(OnPageDragQuit);
_tabControl.PageMoved += new PageMovedHandler(OnPageMoved);
_tabControl.DoubleClickTab += new DoubleClickTabHandler(OnDoubleClickTab);
_tabControl.Font = manager.TabControlFont;
_tabControl.BackColor = manager.BackColor;
_tabControl.ForeColor = manager.InactiveTextColor;
_tabControl.OfficePixelBorder = false;
_tabControl.OfficeExtraTabInset = 5;
_tabControl.OfficeDockSides = true;
_tabControl.OfficeHeaderBorder = true;
_tabControl.IDE2005PixelBorder = true;
_tabControl.IDE2005HeaderBorder = false;
_tabControl.IDE2005TabJoined = false;
_tabControl.IDE2005ExtraTabInset = 0;
_tabControl.DragOutside = true;
// Define the visual style required
_tabControl.Style = vs;
// Allow developers a chance to override default settings
manager.OnTabControlCreated(_tabControl);
switch (vs)
{
case VisualStyle.IDE:
case VisualStyle.IDE2005:
case VisualStyle.Office2003:
Controls.Add(_tabControl);
break;
case VisualStyle.Plain:
// Only the border at the pages edge and not around the whole control
_tabControl.InsetBorderPagesOnly = !DockingManager.PlainTabBorder;
// We want a border around the TabControl so it is indented and looks consistent
// with the Plain look and feel, so use the helper Control 'BorderForControl'
BorderForControl bfc = new BorderForControl(_tabControl, _plainBorder);
// It should always occupy the remaining space after all details
bfc.Dock = DockStyle.Fill;
// Define the default border border
bfc.BackColor = DockingManager.BackColor;
// When in 'VisualStyle.Plain' we need to
Controls.Add(bfc);
break;
}
// Need to hook into message pump so that the ESCAPE key can be
// intercepted when in redocking mode
Application.AddMessageFilter(this);
}