> João Ricardo Lourenço wrote:
> > As there is no close-tab button, I am trying to implement a button that
> > does the job.
>
> Is this basically just adding an 'x' button to the tabs,
> similar to Firefox's tabs? eg:
>
> _______________ _______________ _______________
> / tab1 X \ / tab2 X \ / tab2 X \
> __/ \_/_________________\__/_________________\______
> | |
>
>
> I imagine the idea would be when you click the 'X', it would basically
> remove the FLTK group from the tab widget (each tab is usually a separate
> FLTK group).
>
> Sounds pretty straight forward. The tabs widget isn't that complicated,
> so you can probably easily just nab a copy of it and add the button.
Not exactly, I think (re-read: I _think_) adding a button to the tab would be
harder and would require me to learn deeper drawing stuff in fltk.
Also, I am currently working with fltk2, so it isn't exactly Fl_Tabs, although
it seems they are similar, I'll chec them out, thanks.
What I am doing is adding a single button at the end of the tabs list:
_______________ _______________ _______________ _____
/ tab1 \ / tab2 \ / tab2 \ | x |
__/ \_/_________________\__/_________________\___|_-_|_
| |
SO my idea was to fool the pager into thinking the space available for drawing
the tabs ended at the cross. Something like:
_______________ _______________ _______________ _____
/ tab1 \ / tab2 \ / tab2 \ | x |
__/ \_/_________________\__/_________________\___|_-_|_
| |
<=_______________(fake) Available Width_________________________=>
<=_______Real available Width, page extended to this___________________=>
I _still_ think messing with update_positions could help, but I couldn't find
any explanatory (or maybe simple enough for me) documentation.
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