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We have the following problem: at shutdown of our application the pan&zoom-tool is active for a loaded document. After restart the tool is somehow still active and it is initialized twice. E.g. we got 2 tool-windows open while the first one overlays the other. After loading a pdf only the second one (in the background) is linked. The first one (in the foreground) stays empty.
Is this a bug or a feature?
Is it possible to check if the window is active at a certain point of time (in our case the shutdown-moment) and - if yes - to close it? In our case it should be something connected to 'cmd.view.panzoom'. We're using it in a java application.
no. I haven't tried to reproduce it with the Full Demo Application.
Little Update: We found out that the second Pan-Zoom-View comes from an inactive and therefore invisible PDF Editor instance within our application (we use up to 2 instances). During the shutdown of our application the PDF Editor settings are stored to the file system (using IPXV_Inst.SaveUserSettings()). Somehow the settings for the currently invisible PDF Editor instance seem to get the 'pan zoom view visible = true' information although it is only true for the other visible PDF Editor instance. After startup the two Pan-Zoom-Views come up although only one is needed.
Update2:
IPXV_Control.GetPaneVisibility("panzoomView") can be used to find out if it is shown. And IPXV_Control.ShowPane("panzoomView", false, false) can be used to make it invisible.
I'd say we can at least work around the problem. It is still confusing to see the Pan-Zoom-View visible when the PDF Editor instance it 'belongs to' is not visible.