[news.eclipse.platform] Re: How to set the style of a CTabItem.

[Anand Narasimhan <anandn@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Oli,

Did you figure out how to create the tab folder with SWT.Close in the 
multi-page editor?  I have a similar requirement but am not able to find 
any solution. I was wondering if you can share your solution with me.

Thanks
Anand


Oli wrote:
> Hi Grant,
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> thanks for your quick answer. But how to create the CTabFolder
> in the MultiPageEditorPart with the SWT.Close parameter. Everything
> is private of protected.
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> That would finally answer my question.
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> Thanks a lot
> oli
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> Grant Gayed wrote:
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> > Hi Oli,
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> > The current design is that either all or none of the tabs have close
> > buttons, based on whether or not the CTabFolder is created with the CLOSE
> > style.  The presence of these close buttons cannot be changed once a
> > CTabFolder is created, but their function can be overridden to not close
> > individual tabs by hooking a CTabFolder2Listener and setting doit=false in
> > the #close callback.
> >
> > If the widget is otherwise not doing what you need then you can log a
> > Feature Request with Platform - SWT.
> >
> > Grant
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> > "Oli" <prinzadam@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> > news:ciooq3$91v$2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > > Hi everybody,
> > >
> > > I have an editor derived from MultiPageEditorPart.
> > > Unfortunately I can't override the createItem() method
> > > to create a closable CTabItem, nor can I set the
> > > style of a CTabItem to SWT.CLOSE.
> > >
> > > Is there any good reason why the createItem() method is private?
> > >
> > > However, I dealt with it by disposing the non closable
> > > CTabItem and then creating a new one, but that can't
> > > be the answer.
> > >
> > > Any idea?
> > >
> > > Thank's in advance.
> > > Oli
> > > :)
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