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Diffstat (limited to 'gui/TabWidget.h')
| -rw-r--r-- | gui/TabWidget.h | 29 |
1 files changed, 20 insertions, 9 deletions
diff --git a/gui/TabWidget.h b/gui/TabWidget.h index bb836e0999..928f7916b6 100644 --- a/gui/TabWidget.h +++ b/gui/TabWidget.h @@ -62,18 +62,25 @@ public: void init(); - virtual int16 getChildY() const; - - // Problem: how to add items to a tab? - // First off, widget should allow non-dialog bosses, (i.e. also other widgets) - // Could add a common base class for Widgets and Dialogs. - // Then you add tabs using the following method, which returns a unique ID + /** + * Add a new tab with the given title. Returns a unique ID which can be used + * to identify the tab (to remove it / activate it etc.). + */ int addTab(const String &title); - // Maybe we need to remove tabs again? Hm - //void removeTab(int tabID); + /** + * Remove the tab with the given tab ID. Disposes all child widgets of that tab. + * TODO: This code is *unfinished*. In particular, it changes the + * tabIDs, so that they are not unique anymore! This is bad. + * If we need to, we could fix this by changing the tab IDs from being an index + * into the _tabs array to a real "unique" ID, which gets stored in the Tab struct. + * It won't be difficult to implement this, but since currently no code seems to make + * use of the feature... + */ + void removeTab(int tabID); - /** Set the active tab by specifying a valid tab ID. + /** + * Set the active tab by specifying a valid tab ID. * setActiveTab changes the value of _firstWidget. This means new * Widgets are always added to the active tab. */ @@ -88,6 +95,10 @@ public: virtual void draw(); protected: + // We overload getChildY to make sure child widgets are positioned correctly. + // Essentially this compensates for the space taken up by the tab title header. + virtual int16 getChildY() const; + virtual void drawWidget(bool hilite); virtual Widget *findWidget(int x, int y); |