Hi folks,
I've subclassed wx.Dialog and added a wx.Notebook. If the number of tabs are too many to show on Linux and Windows, a pair of scroll buttons appear. This is not the case on MacOS - the tabs get truncated on either end. Is this governed by some underlying OS limitation? I can always make the window wider, but was hoping for similar behavior across all three platforms.
Thanks,
Dan
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That's just how the native notebook widget works. Apparently Apple's stance is that more than a few tabs is too many. You can use one of the other book classes instead, like wx.ListBook. Or one of the generic notebook classes would still be a tabbed notebook look and would give you things like tab scrolling.
On 6/9/10 8:28 AM, Daniel B. Koch wrote:
Hi folks,
I've subclassed wx.Dialog and added a wx.Notebook. If the number of tabs
are too many to show on Linux and Windows, a pair of scroll buttons
appear. This is not the case on MacOS - the tabs get truncated on either
end. Is this governed by some underlying OS limitation? I can always
make the window wider, but was hoping for similar behavior across all
three platforms.
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Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman