Imports Infragistics.Shared Imports Infragistics.Win Imports Infragistics.Win.UltraWinDock Private Sub buttonFlyout_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles buttonFlyout.Click ' A control pane can be referenced by the index, key or ' control from the ControlPanes collection since that is a ' collection of all the DockableControlPane instances managed ' by the UltraDockManager. Dim pane As DockableControlPane = Me.ultraDockManager1.ControlPanes(Me.ultraDayView1) Me.ShowInFlyout(pane) End Sub Private Sub ShowInFlyout(ByVal pane As DockableControlPane) ' If its already showing and its the active pane, exit ' IsFlyoutPaneDisplayed is equivalent to comparing it If (pane.IsFlyoutPaneDisplayed AndAlso pane.IsActive) Then Return End If ' If its currently showing in a flyout window but ' its not the active pane, we'll active it and exit If (pane.IsFlyoutPaneDisplayed AndAlso Not pane.IsActive) Then pane.Activate() Return End If ' If the pane is closed, show it first If Not pane.IsVisible Then pane.Show() End If ' If another pane is flown out, hide it back first If Not pane.Manager.FlyoutPane Is Nothing Then pane.Manager.FlyIn() End If ' If the pane is still pinned... If (pane.Pinned) Then ' If its floating, let dock it and specify true ' for the 'maintainPreviousState' argument which ' indicates whether the pane (and in the case of a ' group, its child panes) return to their previous ' docked locations or if they are docked together ' as they are currently floating. in this example, ' we'll just put it back to where it was. this is ' essentially the same as toggling its state ' i.e. pane.ToggleDockState() If (pane.DockedState = DockedState.Floating) Then pane.Dock(True) End If ' Unpin the pane - this should implicitly show it pane.Unpin() ' We'll explicitly activate it pane.Activate() Else ' If the pane is unpinned, reset the flyout size pane.FlyoutSize = New Size(200, 200) ' If its already unpinned, we'll slide it out from ' the unpinned tab area and activate it pane.Flyout(True, True) End If End Sub
using Infragistics.Shared; using Infragistics.Win; using Infragistics.Win.UltraWinDock; using System.Diagnostics; private void buttonFlyout_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { // A control pane can be referenced by the index, key or // control from the ControlPanes collection since that is a // collection of all the DockableControlPane instances managed // by the UltraDockManager. DockableControlPane pane = this.ultraDockManager1.ControlPanes[this.ultraDayView1]; this.ShowInFlyout( pane ); } private void ShowInFlyout( DockableControlPane pane ) { // If its already showing and its the active pane, exit // IsFlyoutPaneDisplayed is equivalent to comparing it if (pane.IsFlyoutPaneDisplayed && pane.IsActive) return; // If its currently showing in a flyout window but // its not the active pane, we'll active it and exit if (pane.IsFlyoutPaneDisplayed && !pane.IsActive) { pane.Activate(); return; } // If the pane is closed, show it first if (!pane.IsVisible) pane.Show(); // If another pane is flown out, hide it back first if (pane.Manager.FlyoutPane != null) pane.Manager.FlyIn(); // If the pane is still pinned... if (pane.Pinned) { // if its floating, let dock it and specify true // for the 'maintainPreviousState' argument which // indicates whether the pane (and in the case of a // group, its child panes) return to their previous // docked locations or if they are docked together // as they are currently floating. in this example, // we'll just put it back to where it was. this is // essentially the same as toggling its state // i.e. pane.ToggleDockState(); if (pane.DockedState == DockedState.Floating) pane.Dock(true); // Unpin the pane - this should implicitly show it pane.Unpin(); // We'll explicitly activate it pane.Activate(); } else { // If the pane is unpinned, reset the flyout size pane.FlyoutSize = new Size(200, 200); // If its already unpinned, we'll slide it out from // the unpinned tab area and activate it pane.Flyout(true, true); } }