Hi.
I'm working with a agw's AuiNotebook. I want to hide the page instead
of close it. Is there a way to "re open" a closed tab (as shift +
control + T does on Firefox) ?
I'm doing it backing up the content (a panel) of the page in a
dictionary, closing the page as usual
and if the user want to restore the page I insert a new one with the
same old window from the backup. But it's a bit slow, especially when
I "hide" many pages at once.
thanks in advance
Martín
I don't think there's a built-in way to do it, but you could just do
it yourself. Save the closed tab to a list object and when the user
presses the appropriate key combination, grab the item last added to
the list and re-show the tab.
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On Sep 25, 1:57 pm, Martín Gaitán <gai...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi.
I'm working with a agw's AuiNotebook. I want to hide the page instead
of close it. Is there a way to "re open" a closed tab (as shift +
control + T does on Firefox) ?
I'm doing it backing up the content (a panel) of the page in a
dictionary, closing the page as usual
and if the user want to restore the page I insert a new one with the
same old window from the backup. But it's a bit slow, especially when
I "hide" many pages at once.
thanks in advance
Martín
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