TABS(2) TABS(2)
NAME
tabs: mktabs, tabsctl - tabbed notebook pseudo-widget
SYNOPSIS
include "tabs.m";
tabs := load Tabs Tabs->PATH;
init: fn();
mktabs: fn(p: ref Tk->Toplevel, book: string,
tabs: array of (string, string), dflt: int):
chan of string;
tabsctl: fn(p: ref Tk->Toplevel, book: string,
tabs: array of (string, string), curid: int,
newid: string): int;
DESCRIPTION
Tabs implements a Tk extension: a user-interface device that
looks like a tabbed notebook.
Init should be called once to initialise the internal state.
Mktabs creates a tabbed notebook pseudo widget, book, for
insertion into Tk widget p. Once created, book can be packed
like any other Tk widget. Information for specific tab
pages is contained in the tabs array. For each page, tabs
contains the name displayed in the tab and a Tk widget name.
Whenever a page is selected, its widget is packed in book
and displayed. The notebook will initially display the page
indexed by dflt. Mktabs returns a Tk event channel. Mes-
sages received on this channel should be passed as the newid
argument to tabsctl.
Tabsctl controls a tabbed notebook. Curid is the index of
the page currently selected in the notebook. Newid is a
string containing the index of the new page to be displayed;
this is usually the information received on the tabs chan-
nel. The index of the newly selected page is returned.
SOURCE
/appl/lib/tabs.b
SEE ALSO
dividers(2), draw-context(2), tk(2), wmlib(2)
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