WPF Docking

[TwainJ]

I'm working on a WPF ATF project, and cleaning up some functionality around open documents, and editors, etc.

I noticed a bug in the WPF sample app where if the user closes a document by clicking the Close button ('X' in the upper right corner of the document area), it hides the editor, but does not actually process a close on the document. I'm looking into a fix, but it appears that it might actually be a bug in the Atf.Gui.Wpf project, rather than the sample app itself. So I had some questions to help me track it down.

It looks like the Atf.Gui.WinForms project is using the DockPanelSuite (Weifen Luo) as it's docking solution, but near as I can tell, it looks like the docking for Atf.Gui.Wpf is done from scratch, all in the Atf.Gui.Wpf.Docking namespace. Is this true? 

I just want to make sure I am looking at all of the documentation before I go changing/adding things to the docking code.

Thanks,

Jason

[Ron AtSony]

Hi Jason,

You're right that ATF's docking framework for Windows Presentation Foundation was done from scratch. That work was done by a team in London, and the ATF team adopted and merged that code. Most likely the events for closing windows is available to the client application (sorry, I don't have the code in front of me), but our sample app wasn't quite finished and the document is not closed and unloaded in response to the window close event.

--Ron

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[TwainJ]

Got it, Ron,

I think I should be able to sort it out from there.

Thanks for the background!

~JJ