I have a splitter control in the middle of a form docked at top side.
I can move the splitter control up or down by a mouse drag, physically.
How can I do programmatically move up or down
For example, if I doubleclick it, the control has to go top, next double click it should go bottom.
Is it possible If so, just I need some hint how to do
Thanks,
Jil.
How can I move the splitter control programmatically?
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How can I move the splitter control programmatically?
Jeroen Mostert
Can you use splitter1.Height
zoom maxed
JLundgren
e.g. if your form has a panel docked to the top, a splitter docked top (to the panel) and then a second panel below the splitter set to dock fill. The set the height of the first panel in order to position the splitter.