Abdelrazak Younes wrote: > Peter Kümmel wrote: >> José Matos wrote: >>> On Monday 30 October 2006 12:13 pm, Peter Kümmel wrote: >>>> Did I get you right that then it is also dropped for 1.5.0? >>> I was referring to 1.5. :-) >>> >>> If Jean-Marc and Abdel support you can commit it. As far as I >>> remember the patch is small and localized, right? >> >> Yes, most is done in GuiView.C. >> >> So what do you think -Jean-Marc, Abdel and others- of applying it to >> trunk. >> >> In principle it's just a 'button' for switching between buffers, > > So it would be the same bar for all windows and the buffer list would be > same as the one in the "View" menu, am I correct?
Yes, there is only one widget with the content, the tab is only simulated in sync with the "View" menu. I think is very robust because on each 'tab click'/'view menu' change the BufferList is rescanned so the tabbar is always up to date. >> and >> could also work as starting point for a more complete QTabWidget >> solution. > > Yes, a proper solution would be to use QTabWidget and make that > independently from the BufferList. > > _But_, as I have not even begin to code this solution, I agree with > Peter that his solution is a nice first step for 1.5. > > So, OK for me. > > Abdel. > > -- Peter Kümmel
