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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe
WinUI's TabView has features the WPF TabControl lacks:
For example,
tabs can be dragged to change their order
…and they can be dragged between windows, or to create a new window
tabs feature a close button
there's an add button to the right
I would argue despite the similar visual metaphor, the TabView and TabControl are two different things. The TabView holds entire documents (for example, Windows 11's Notepad); the TabControl gives different views for a single document (for example, the General / Security / etc. tabs in a File Explorer's Properties dialog).
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe
WinUI's TabView has features the WPF TabControl lacks:
For example,
I would argue despite the similar visual metaphor, the TabView and TabControl are two different things. The TabView holds entire documents (for example, Windows 11's Notepad); the TabControl gives different views for a single document (for example, the General / Security / etc. tabs in a File Explorer's Properties dialog).
Describe the solution you'd like
There's an existing WPF library that does most (all?) of the above in https://github.com/ButchersBoy/Dragablz, and you can see that in action in a modern UI in, for example, the ModernWpf integration.
I wonder if, in lieu of rolling an implementation of its own, there could be a
Wpf.Ui.Dragablz
library that wraps Dragablz, and adds WpfUi styling.Describe alternatives you've considered
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