NAME
Tk::TabFrame - An alternative to the NoteBook widget : a tabbed geometry manager
SYNOPSIS
use
Tk::TabFrame;
$TabbedFrame
=
$widget
->TabFrame
(
-font
=>
'-adobe-times-medium-r-normal--20-*-*-*-*-*-*-*'
,
-tabcurve
=> 2,
-padx
=> 5,
-pady
=> 5,
[normal frame options...],
);
font - font
for
tabs
tabcurve - curve to
use
for
top corners of tabs
padx - padding on either side of children
pady - padding above and below children
$CurrentSelection
=
$l_Window
->cget (
'-current'
);
$CurrentSelection
=
$l_Window
->cget (
'-raised'
);
current - (Readonly) currently selected widget
raised - (Readonly) currently selected widget
$child
=
$TabbedFrame
->Frame
# can also be Button, Label, etc
(
-caption
=>
'Tab label'
,
-tabcolor
=>
'yellow'
,
[widget options...],
);
caption - label text
for
the widget's tab
tabcolor - background
for
the tab button
Values shown above are defaults.
DESCRIPTION
A tabbed frame geometry manager (like NoteBook). I haven't used NoteBook so I can't really say what behaviour differences or similarities there are. This widget uses direct subwidget creation (no Add methods) and has colors for the tabs.
AUTHORS
Damion K. Wilson, dkw@rcm.bm
HISTORY
January 28, 1998 : Created
February 2, 1999 : raise/lower semantics changed somehow in Tk800.012. Added explicit lower calls for frame and button reordering.
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