Can anyone tell me how to create a tabbed interface? I tried using the
Notebook control but I could not get it to work.
I’m trying to put a Grid on one of the Notebook pages.
Thanks,
Trans
Can anyone tell me how to create a tabbed interface? I tried using the
Notebook control but I could not get it to work.
I’m trying to put a Grid on one of the Notebook pages.
Thanks,
Trans
Luc T. a écrit :
[email protected]
DEFAULT_POSITION,
welcome_text, “Welcome”,
true,
-1)Hope it’s useful
Sorry about bad formatting… thunderbird messed it all
Trans a écrit :
Here is some code I used in a small app:
# create the notebook
@notebook = Notebook.new(
@frame, # the parent frame
1,
DEFAULT_POSITION,
DEFAULT_SIZE,
0,
'notebook')
welcome_text = StaticText.new(
@notebook,
2,
"\nClick on a project node to open it or create a new project.",
DEFAULT_POSITION,
DEFAULT_SIZE,
0,
"welcomeText")
@notebook.add_page(
welcome_text,
"Welcome",
true,
-1)
Hope it’s useful
Trans wrote:
http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/wxruby-users
It is fairly straightforward. I think the key is to attach the controls
to Wx::Panels, then add the panels to the notebook. See the sample code
below.
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
require ‘wx’
include Wx
class MainFrame < Frame
def initialize(title)
super(nil, :title => title)
panel_1 = Panel.new(self)
box_1 = BoxSizer.new(VERTICAL)
panel_1.sizer = box_1
notebook = Notebook.new(panel_1, :style => NB_TOP)
box_1.add(notebook, 0, ALIGN_LEFT | ALL, 10)
panel_n1 = Panel.new(notebook)
box_n1 = BoxSizer.new(VERTICAL)
panel_n1.sizer = box_n1
box_n1.add(TextCtrl.new(panel_n1), 0, ALIGN_LEFT | ALL, 10)
box_n1.add(TextCtrl.new(panel_n1), 0, ALIGN_LEFT | ALL, 10)
panel_n2 = Panel.new(notebook)
box_n2 = BoxSizer.new(VERTICAL)
panel_n2.sizer = box_n2
grid_n2 = Grid.new(panel_n2, :size => [270, 140])
grid_n2.create_grid(3,2)
box_n2.add(grid_n2, 0, ALIGN_LEFT | ALL, 10)
notebook.add_page(panel_n1, "Tab 1", true)
notebook.add_page(panel_n2, "Tab 2", false)
end
end
Wx::App.run do
self.app_name = ‘TestNotebook’
frame = MainFrame.new(“Test notebook”)
frame.show
end
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