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Re: TabDlg propose [message #19692 is a reply to message #19678]

Mon, 05 January 2009 22:41

mirek
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Registered: November 2005

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tojocky wrote on Sun, 04 January 2009 13:26

luzr wrote on Sun, 04 January 2009 16:02

Not sure:

Calling SizePos on tab component is quite easy. OTOH, sometimes you might want the tab not to be resized - and doing this, you are loosing this option.

Sorry for stupid question...
How can i do? i tryed, but not work:

TabDlg dlg;
WithOptionsGeneralLayout<ParentCtrl> tab_options_general;
tab_options_general.SizePos();
dlg.Add(tab_options_general, t_("General")).Slave(&tab_options_general);

edit: May be add third parameter, "bool slave = false"?
In TabCtrl.h

class TabDlg : public TopWindow {
...
	TabCtrl::Item& Add0(Ctrl& tab, const char *text, bool isslave = false);
...
	TabCtrl::Item& Add(T& tab, const char *text, bool isslave = false)                   { CtrlLayout(tab); return Add0(tab, text, isslave); }
...
	TabDlg&  operator()(T& tab, const char *text, bool isslave = false)                  { Add(tab, text, isslave); return *this; }

In TabCtrl.cpp

TabCtrl::Item& TabDlg::Add0(Ctrl& tab, const char *text, bool isslave)
{
	Size tsz = max(tab.GetRect().GetSize(), sz);
	if(isslave)
		tab.SizePos();
	
	TabCtrl::Item& m = tabctrl.Add(tab, text);
	
	if(isslave)
		m.Slave(&tab);
	
	if(tsz != sz) {
		sz = tsz;
		Rearrange();
	}
	return m;
}

OK, I have changed my mind. Original idea is quite ok.

Applied.

Mirek

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