• The sliding window can appear from the left or from the right of screen.
• The sliding window can be partially displayed above the previous window or it can partially shift this window.

• via user gesture,
• through programming, with WinSlidingVisible.

1. Creating internal windows. These internal windows will be the sliding windows.
2. Configuring the sliding windows in the description of the main window.
3. Defining the display mode of sliding windows:
   • by gesture.
   • programmatically.
   • via the action bar.

Creating internal windows

• Close used in the sliding window or in the main window will close both windows.
• The controls of the sliding window are accessible via the main window, with the following keywords:
  • MyLeftSlidingWindow to identify the left sliding window.
  • MyRightSlidingWindow to identify the right sliding window.
    

    // Changes the caption color in the right sliding window
    MyRightSlidingWindow.STC_Caption.Color = LightRed

• Aspect of sliding window:
  The color and the border of the sliding window are defined by the internal window. If the internal window has a transparent background, the background color of the sliding window will be the background color of the main window.
  The sliding window will always have an opaque system bar, even if the main window has a transparent system bar.

Defining the sliding windows associated with a window

1. Go to the "Details" tab of the main window description.
2. Select the internal windows that will be displayed as sliding windows:
   
   • In the "Left sliding window" (or "Right sliding window") area, specify:
     • the internal window to be displayed. By scrolling down the list, the different internal windows of the application are proposed.
     • the width of internal window.
       The width of sliding window can correspond to:
       • the width of internal window. In this case, leave the "Width" control empty.
       • a percentage of the main window. In this case, the anchors defined in the internal window will be applied. No horizontal scrollbar will be displayed.
         Remarks:
         - The height is fixed by the height of the internal window. A vertical scrollbar will be displayed if the height exceeds the height of the screen.
         - You have the ability to use WinUsefulSize to define the useful size of the sliding window.
     • the display mode of the internal window:
       • If "Swipe" is checked, the sliding window will automatically appear during a user action.
       • If "Swipe" is not checked, the sliding window will be displayed:
         - through programming (WinSlidingVisible),
         - by the action bar.
     • the opening effect of sliding windows. Three modes are available:
       • Covering: the sliding window covers the contents of the main window.
         The Action Bar of window is also covered.
       • Push: the sliding window pushes the contents of the main window,
       • Discovering: the main window reveals the contents of the sliding window.
         In any case, the main window remains inaccessible. A click on the main window will close the sliding window.