Re: How to change particular tab child of a GtkNotebook

[Phil Wolff <adiabat centurylink net>]

The point of using the container as a placeholder is to eliminate the 
deletion of the entire tab.

You create each tab with a container as its child, and then add() your 
child to the tab's container rather than directly to the tab. When you 
later remove() your child and add() it to a different tab's container, 
the original tab should remain intact because it still has it's 
container as a child.

If that works, you don't have to do anything to preserve your child's 
contents.

Keeping track of which tab's container holds your child should not be a 
problem.


On 01/30/2018 11:15 AM, pspgen mail bg wrote:
> I will still need to do a lot of expensive work to remove add and
> reconfigure all the child widgets (which are a lot), also
> I will need to be doing even more work to define the switch-tab behavior,
> which will involve keeping track of the latest tab content (to know where
> to remove the child widgets from). It is still somehow better than creating
> all the widgets again, copying their condifiguration.
>
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