Hello,

>
> To begin with, is there a common/default/best way of handling Tab Strips?
>
> In one of the sample files the application simply pushed the controls into
> an array for later Show()ing and Hide()ing. That seems okay, but I figured
> I could insert them into a container object, much like the TabStrip
itself,
> and then show and hide the container object instead. I have a vague memory
> of doing that when coding win32 in VB...
>
> But, alas, I didn't find any such object I could use. Any ideas?
>

I have made some packages for easy handle tabstrip.
I use a container object for each page and hide/show it.

2 versions exists :
    - Panel.pm and TabPanel.pm
    - Frame.pm and TabFrame.pm

Panel and TabPanel packages normaly work with current Win32::GUI version but
it's not the best.

Frame and TabFrame packages work only with last CVS Win32::GUI version and
need new improvements.

You can download it at :
http://perso.club-internet/rocherl/TabPanel.zip
http://perso.club-internet/rocherl/TabFrame.zip


Otherwise, you can see other examples in mailing list archive (see around
end of 01/2001).

Laurent.


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