- Associating a control with a tab pane
- Not associating a control with a tab pane
- WLanguage functions and properties specific to the management of tabs
- Name of the Tab control associated with a control
- Tab panes associated with a control
Associate an control with a shutter
Associating a control with a tab pane To associate a control with a tab pane: - Method 1: Position the control on the desired tab pane. The control is automatically associated with the current tab.
- Method 2:
- Open the context menu of the control to use.
- Select the option "Associate ... to a tab"..
- In the window that appears, select the tab associated with the control.
- Validate.
Remarks: - To associate a control with a tab without positioning it in the tab pane, choose the second method.
A control can be associated with several tabs. Simply use the second method and select all the desired tabs. This help page presents static tabs only.
Not associating a control with a tab pane A control positioned on a tab pane is not necessarily associated with this tab pane. This is the case if the control must appear on the tab regardless of the selected tab pane. To not associate a control with a tab: - Select the "Associate ... with a tab" option from the control context menu.
- Select "None".
WLanguage functions and properties specific to the management of tabs Name of the Tab control associated with a control To get the name of the Tab control associated with a control, use ControlTab. Example:
// EDT_Name1 is on the TAB_TabInfo control Info(ControlTab(EDT_Name1)) // Returns "TAB_TabInfo"
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