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Update your application UI with TMultiView

Author: nighthawk2032

 

To use the TMultiView component, drag and drop the TMultiView component onto your Multi-Device form. You can also use the Master/Detail Multi-Device template (File->New->Multi-Device Application) as a good starting point.

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The drawer is automatically invoked by swiping across the screen from either the left or the right side (depending on the placement of the drawer), and you can also hook it up to a button. Setting the button’s StyleLookUp property to drawertoolbutton provides the expected UI. You can use a slide-in drawer in addition or in lieu of using a TabControl for navigation.

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If you’re building a Windows application, you can take advantage of TMultiView’s Windows 10 “NavigationPane” mode. This presents an animated slide-in drawer on Windows. You can use Windows 10 specific MultiView style elements to easily define custom icons with text that are shown and hidden when the animated menu is expanded or collapsed.

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