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wxAuiNotebook introduction in TRUNK
Pecan:
--- Quote from: jens on July 13, 2009, 12:57:32 pm ---The background-colouring issue should be fixed in trunk and cc-branch.
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Thank you!
TDragon:
I would kill for a good stack-based ("most recent first") tab switcher. In other words, every time a tab is activated it moves to the top of the stack; Ctrl+Tab(x1) selects the previously active tab, Ctrl+Tab(x2) selects the one active before that, and so on. Just like Windows XP's Alt+Tab switcher.
Hopefully someone who is already familiar with that part of the sources can do this, because it would take me a while to come up with a good patch (and even then it probably wouldn't work cross-platform).
ollydbg:
--- Quote from: TDragon on July 13, 2009, 03:37:57 pm ---I would kill for a good stack-based ("most recent first") tab switcher. In other words, every time a tab is activated it moves to the top of the stack; Ctrl+Tab(x1) selects the previously active tab, Ctrl+Tab(x2) selects the one active before that, and so on. Just like Windows XP's Alt+Tab switcher.
Hopefully someone who is already familiar with that part of the sources can do this, because it would take me a while to come up with a good patch (and even then it probably wouldn't work cross-platform).
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Is "browsetracker plug-in" already do the similar thing? Just use "alt+left arrow" or "alt+ right arrow" to switch between different tabs. :D
TDragon:
You might see it as similar, but it's not at all the same thing. I want to be able to tab among open files in most-recently-visible order; the BrowseTracker plugin, as I understand it, keeps a full history, so if I switch back and forth between 2 tabs several times, I'll then have to hit the shortcut keys many more times in order to get to a tab I haven't activated in a while.
oBFusCATed:
TDragon: This is a limitation in wxAUI, so it can't be done without brutal-nasty HACKs :(
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