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I have two areas on my interface (using WPF) that I want to be splitted. And a button to change between horisontal and vertical split. I'm using AvalonDock. When I change Orientation parameter in code before running it all works. <ad:DockingManager Grid.Row="1"> <ad:LayoutRoot> <ad:LayoutPanel x:Name="LayoutPanel1" Orientation="Vertical" IsMaximized="True"> <ad:LayoutDocumentPane x:Name="DocPane1" ShowHeader="True"> <ad:LayoutDocument Title="Spectrogram" CanClose="False" CanFloat="False"> <wpf:CartesianChart Series="{Binding MySeries}" Zoom="X"/> </ad:LayoutDocument> </ad:LayoutDocumentPane>

I'm using AvalonDock 2.0 , and when ever I open a dock container, while on debugging mode the application crash (it works fine when running without debugging). I get the below exception: An unhandled exception of type 'System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception' occurred in WindowsBase.dll Additional information: The operation completed successfully I came across this answer , which suggest to uncheck the boxes from the Exception Settings. The wired thing is that it worked the first time used it. but it doesn't any more. I've tried on other machines it doesn't work either. any suggestions to how to

When setting up AvalonDock with a set of Anchorables, for example: <a:LayoutRoot> <a:LayoutPanel Orientation="Horizontal"> <a:LayoutAnchorablePane> <a:LayoutAnchorable Title="A1"> <!-- content --> </a:LayoutAnchorable> <a:LayoutAnchorable Title="A2"> <!-- content --> </a:LayoutAnchorable> </a:LayoutAnchorablePane> <!-- ... --> Does the DockingManager (or something else in AvalonDock) come with a built-in way of managing Anchorables that are closed? Are they stored in a collection somewhere so they can be retrieved and shown again? For example, the user closes the first one from the code above

I have integrated AvalonDock 2.0 into my application. I've bound the document and anchor-able sources to my view-model which are rendered with the proper user controls via DataTemplate s. I can load and save layouts with the XmlLayoutSerializer . I need to support loading predefined layouts on demand (via Button s and ICommand s). That works as well. The thing I can't get working is loading a serialized layout automatically when the DockingManager is done loading the view-models and their views (user controls). I've tried loading my layout on DockingManager.DataContextChanged but I think it

I've been using AvalonDock (2.0) for some time now, being key for managing documents in an IDE. In the last month or so, I've noticed that Alt key adornments are no longer showing up for controls within AvalonDock, though the Alt key commands are executing as expected. See the image below where the Alt key adornments are showing up in the menu, but not for the buttons inside AvalonDock: What is particularly interesting about this issue, that it appears to be triggered by an environmental setting or condition. As demonstrated in this video (at 2:07), the alt key adornments are working for a

So The Question has been asked before but not answered or not answered the way I would like I know how to create the Layout I want to achive, using LayoutAnchorablePaneGroup , LayoutAnchorablePane and LayoutDocument in XAML, but I wanted to use Avalondock in a MVVM way, reducing my XAML to: <avalonDock:DockingManager x:Name="dockingManager" DataContext="{Binding DockManagerViewModel}" DocumentsSource="{Binding Documents}" AnchorablesSource="{Binding Anchorables}" Loaded="dockingManager_Loaded" Unloaded="dockingManager_Unloaded"> Filling the Documents and Anchorables makes the desired windows