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Request : C::B View::notebook enhancements

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MortenMacFly:

--- Quote from: nanyu on June 07, 2011, 10:17:32 am ---I have a "half finished" work about "tab on left/right".
Is the code useful?

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What component is modified? You can post a patch anyways to try...

oBFusCATed:
The notebook enhancements are pretty good, but there is one thing that is really annoying.
The problem is that when I click on a tab, the tab/notebook control gets the focus.
This means that all subsequent key presses (left/right arrow, home, end) are handled by the notebook, not the editor.

This is very annoying because, when I click on a tab, my intention is to work with the file in that tab,
not to use the keys to switch tabs or go to the first tab.

Jens, do you think this can be fixed?

Steps:
1. Open many files
2. Click on a tab
3. Press home
4. The result is that the first tab is selected and the notebook is switched to it. What should have happened is to go to to the beginning of the file.

Jenna:

--- Quote from: oBFusCATed on August 30, 2011, 09:34:02 am ---The notebook enhancements are pretty good, but there is one thing that is really annoying.
The problem is that when I click on a tab, the tab/notebook control gets the focus.
This means that all subsequent key presses (left/right arrow, home, end) are handled by the notebook, not the editor.

This is very annoying because, when I click on a tab, my intention is to work with the file in that tab,
not to use the keys to switch tabs or go to the first tab.

Jens, do you think this can be fixed?

Steps:
1. Open many files
2. Click on a tab
3. Press home
4. The result is that the first tab is selected and the notebook is switched to it. What should have happened is to go to to the beginning of the file.

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This should be possible, but would lead to problems on windows, where I force the focus to the tabcontrol, if mousewheelscrolling for tabs is allowed and the mouse-pointer is over the tabs (of course), because otherwise the mousewheel-event is not catched.

oBFusCATed:
Linux-only solution is OK  8)

oBFusCATed:
Another enhancement request:

Steps to reproduce:
1. Open many tabs
2. Make the last tab visible and active
3. Double click on the last tab
4. When switched to the minimal perspective the last tab is not at the right of the notebook, but there is empty space. Probably this could be optimized.

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