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I didn't want to have three splitters in the main frame because I have 4 views that want to go in that pane, and only one wants the splitter.<br />
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The best way I found was to place a frame in pane and then split that - so it would only appear in that view.<br />
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Your answer was good and comprehensive.<br />

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I didn't want to have three splitters in the main frame because I have 4 views that want to go in that pane, and only one wants the splitter.

The best way I found was to place a frame in pane and then split that - so it would only appear in that view.

Your answer was good and comprehensive.


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Hi there,<br />
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I've got an application that is broken into three views. A tree to the left, and a vertically split area to the right. What I want to do is &quot;sometimes&quot; have one of the views on the right split again.<br />
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I can change the view of the pane, but the splitter is the problem.<br />
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The way I would see to do this would have to be to put a FrameWnd inside the appropriate Splitterwnd pane. Therein lies the problem.<br />
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How do I do this? ... or can I place a splittedwnd in a view class. <br />
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Thanks for your help...
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Hi there,

I've got an application that is broken into three views. A tree to the left, and a vertically split area to the right. What I want to do is "sometimes" have one of the views on the right split again.

I can change the view of the pane, but the splitter is the problem.

The way I would see to do this would have to be to put a FrameWnd inside the appropriate Splitterwnd pane. Therein lies the problem.

How do I do this? ... or can I place a splittedwnd in a view class. 

Thanks for your help...

Frame inside a Splitter Pane

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