2011/4/27 Bill Czermak <czer...@netspace.net.au>:
> Hi Bernhard
>
> Checked my code and last updated my notebook handling source last November.
> Probably written 6 months earlier, and changes were to restructure the way
> I was using GTK, rather than change the notebook handling area. So I might
> have forgotten a few implementation problems I solved at the time
>
> I only use the switch-page signal and it displays fine for me (GTK2 on
> Ubuntu 10.10). Dont use any other signals to handle notebook pages.
>
> Set current page works as expected for me. I recall I had a problem in that
> if no data was displayed on the page, then the new page was not displayed...
> not what I expected, but fixed by setting up some data on the page.
I had this issue too, but that was easy to fix.
Some pesudocode to clearify:
callback on "page-switched":
{
create tab label
create tab child
show label
show child
spawn new tab
set the recently spawn tab to be the new current tab
}
The crux lies in the fact (I think) that this callback gets executed
on "page-switch" which itself changes the current tab
What I need this for? Imageine a plus on the last tab, as soon as you
click that tab head, a new tab with some other content spawns. (Just
in case someone cares)
Regards
Bernhard
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