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- Overview of the Tab control
- Creating a Tab control
- Vocabulary associated with the Tab control
- Limitations
- Limitations in Java
Overview of the Tab control The Tab control is used to simultaneously display different controls. When a tab pane is enabled: - the controls associated with the tab pane are displayed in the window or page.
- the controls associated with another tab pane are not shown,
- the controls that are not associated with any tab pane keep the same state.
Vocabulary associated with the Tab control To easily handle a Tab control, you must be familiar with the following vocabulary: | | | Name | Definition |
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| Tab | Tab button used to switch the active view to the corresponding pane. The tab can contain an image or a text. This text can be composed of several lines separated by CR. | | Tab pane | Area that contains the controls associated with the tab. | | | | |
Related Examples:
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Training (WINDEV): WD Search On Composite Keys
[ + ] Summary of the example supplied with WINDEV: This example explains how to implement filters or searches on HFSQL files. On the first tab, you have the ability to perform different searches and to see the result of your search. On the second tab, you have the ability to implement a filter by using the composite keys and to see the result issued from your filter.
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Unit examples (WEBDEV): The Tab control
[ + ] The Tab control is also available in WEBDEV. This control is presented in this example. To add a Tab control in a page, you only need to click on the ribbon and drop it wherever you want in the page. Then, to define all the control's parameters, you need to open the description. You can define the different panes, their caption, their styles, ... Everything is customizable. And eventually, you can drop your controls in the differents panes.
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Sample components (WINDEV): WD SystemInfo
[ + ] WD SystemInfo This example explains how to use the SystemInfo component. The following topics are presented in this example: 1/ getting information about the operating system 2/ getting information about the user 3/ the browse of the network neighborhood by programing Summary of the example supplied with WINDEV: This example presents the features of the SystemInfo component. A window containing three tabs is opened when starting the example. Each tab presents one of the component features. 1/ Getting information about the operating system The functions supplied in the SystemInfo component (see its documentation for more details) are used to get various information about the operating system and the computer: system version, makes and number of processors, amount of physical memory installed, etc. 2/ Getting information about the user The SystemInfo component can also be used to find out (on the NT, 2000 and XP systems only) the name of the user in session as well as the list of local groups and the list of domain groups to which he belongs. 3/ The browse of the network neighborhood by programming The third feature proposed by the component is used to browse the network neighborhood of the computer by programming. The returned information depend on the network client used (Microsoft client or Novell client for example) and it is used to enumerate the resources found on the local network: computers, printers, shared disks, etc. CAUTION: The modification of the source code of the example and/or component must be performed by an experienced user only. Indeed, unexpected modifications may cause a loss of data and/or an inconstancy of your system
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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.
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