AD
Administrator
Syncfusion Team
October 7, 2004 10:32 AM UTC
If you want this behavior, you might consider using the standard Windows Forms TabControl.
The reason is the TabBarSplitterControl is design around dynamic splitting. In dynamic splitting, when one grid is split into two grids, they must share the same scrollbar in the non-split dimension. Hence the TabBarSplitterControl expects shared scrollbars, and there is a lot of code in its implementation taking care of these details. Thes scrollbars come and go dynamically as the control is split. Hence there is no single property that will not show the splitter''s scrollbars.