I have an idea for an add-in that would work best as a dockable window in the IDE. Are there any examples of this that I could look over before beginning this little quest
Dockable window add-in example?
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Dockable window add-in example?
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To get you started, if you are using a .NET programming language, then you can create a .NET User Control, then call the CreateToolWindow2 method which you can pass the location of the assembly and the class name implementing that user control, and we will create a tool window containing that control.
Craig