Re: Notebook signal
- From: Owen Taylor <owt1 cornell edu>
- To: Stefan Jeske <stefan snakepit tinynet braunschweig netsurf de>
- cc: gtk-list redhat com
- Subject: Re: Notebook signal
- Date: Tue, 06 Jan 1998 17:22:31 -0500
> I'd still like to see my "switch_page" signal go into CVS
> (gtk-hamann_jeske-971212-0). The patch still applies correctly
> to the current gtk+-0.99.2. I urgently need it, and I also
> received mail by some other people, saying that this is
> what they've been looking for.
OK, done. (You actually convinced me before, but I didn't get
around to applying the patch before)
> BTW: We're planning to implement a scrollable notebook (two
> small arrow buttons for scrolling). The current notebook makes
> it hard to e.g. implement a phone book with 26 pages.
> Any comments ? ;)
Well, it isn't an interface choice I'd use in my programs.
I think the appeal of the notebook is that it looks like a notebook.
Once you've lost that, then you might as well just go with a list
and a box.
Also, creating widgets for all 26 pages of the notebook is going
to be slow. If each page has the same widgets, you're probably
better off using list+box, and changing the contents of the widgets
in the box when the list selection changes.
Of course, with an ordinary notebook, you can gain a bit more space
by putting the labels on the edge (like most addressbooks I've seen)
You've probably already tried that though.
But I don't really know what a scrollable notebook would look
like - maybe it would work better than I imagine.
Regards,
Owen
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