Windows2::CreateLinkedWindowFrame Method (Window^, Window^, vsLinkedWindowType)

Visual Studio 2015

Creates a Window object and places two windows in it.

Namespace: EnvDTE80
Assembly: EnvDTE80 (in EnvDTE80.dll)

Syntax

Window^ CreateLinkedWindowFrame(
	Window^ Window1,
	Window^ Window2,
	vsLinkedWindowType Link
)

Parameters

Window1: Type: EnvDTE::Window^
Required. The first Window object to link to the other.

Window2: Type: EnvDTE::Window^
Required. The second Window object to link to the other.

Link: Type: EnvDTE::vsLinkedWindowType
Required. A vsLinkedWindowType constant indicating the way the windows should be joined.

Return Value

Type: EnvDTE::Window^

A Window object.

Implements

Windows::CreateLinkedWindowFrame(Window^, Window^, vsLinkedWindowType)

The order of the Window arguments determines the order of the linked windows. The two windows to be linked must be visible. If either window is hidden, you get an exception. You can use the Visible property to display windows.

Examples

This example links together the Output Window, the Command Window, and Solution Explorer. It then manipulates the width and height of these linked windows, and it finally undocks them all from the linked window frame.

C++

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