TabOpen (Function)

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TabOpen (Function)

In french: OngletOuvre

Opens a new pane in a dynamic Tab control.

Example

NewPane is Control
NewPane <- TabOpen(TAB_DynTab, "New document", IW_Document)
NewPane.Image = "new.png"

Syntax

<Result> = TabOpen(<Tab control> , <Caption> [, <Internal window> [, <Parameter 1> [... [, <Parameter N>]]]])

<Result>: Character string

Alias of created tab pane. This alias is used to handle the dynamic tab pane.

<Tab control>: Control name

Name of Tab control to use. If the Tab control is not dynamic, the function fails and returns a WLanguage error.

<Caption>: Character string (with quotes)

Caption of button in the created tab pane.

<Internal window>: Character string (with or without quotes)

Name of internal window that will be used in the tab pane. If this parameter is not specified, the default internal window is used (defined in the "Details" tab of the description window or by WindowIfNew).
If the internal window is empty, an empty pane is generated.

<Parameter 1>: Type corresponding to the parameter (optional)

First parameter that will be passed to the internal window. This parameter is passed to the process for declaring the global variables of internal window.

<Parameter N>: Type corresponding to the parameter (optional)

Nth parameter that will be passed to the internal window. This parameter is passed to the process for declaring the global variables of internal window.

Remarks

The image associated with the tab pane must can be modified by Image. For example:

TAB_Tab[AliasName].Image = "xxxx.png"
The caption associated with the tab pane can be modified by Libellé. For example:

TAB_Tab[AliasName].Caption = "Customer xxxx *"

Versions 21 and later
MaxButtonWidth is used to define the maximum width of displayed caption. If the caption exceeds this width, an ellipsis is displayed at the end ("...").
New in version 21
MaxButtonWidth is used to define the maximum width of displayed caption. If the caption exceeds this width, an ellipsis is displayed at the end ("...").
MaxButtonWidth is used to define the maximum width of displayed caption. If the caption exceeds this width, an ellipsis is displayed at the end ("...").
The internal window used in the pane can be modified by ChangeSourceWindow. For example:

ChangeSourceWindow(TAB_DynTab[AliasName], "MyIW")
The alias of the current flap can be retrieved or modified with the Property Value.
To find out the aliases of the open dynamic panes, simply call EnumControl on the Tab control:

// Fill a combo box with the list of window controls
i is int = 1
ResControl is string
ResControl = EnumControl(TAB_MyTab, i)
WHILE ResControl <> ""
i++
Trace(ResControl)
ResControl = EnumControl(TAB_MyTab, i)
END
You have the ability to handle a control found in an internal window of a pane as soon as the pane is opened.
Example:

// Handle a control found in an internal window of a pane
gsAlias is string = TabOpen(TAB_NoName1, "Initial caption", IW_Internal)
x is Control <- TAB_NoName1[gsAlias]
x.IW_Internal.EDT_NoName1.Width = 500
To run a procedure of an internal window of a pane, use ExecuteProcess.
Example:

// Run a procedure of an internal window of a pane
gsAlias is string = TabOpen(TAB_NoName1, "Initial caption", IW_Internal)
ExecuteProcessing(gsAlias + ".MyInternal Procedure", trtProcédure)

Related Examples:

Training (WINDEV): WD Multi-Windowing

[ + ] This example presents the basic concepts for managing the multi-windowing and the dynamic tabs with WINDEV.

This example includes a simple interface for managing the customer forms:
- multi-windowing with MDI interface,
- multi tabs with a dynamic tab control.

Component: wd260obj.dll