Re: [gtkmm] Notebook trouble

["Andrew E. Makeev" <andrew solvo ru>]

Hi

Actually, you even don't have to remove page from notebook - hiding page 
widget is enough.
I suggest you follow this algorithm:
1. Create Notebook.
2. Append page.
3. Set page widget.
4. Set page tab.
5. Connect to signal_clicked() for your button on that page tab callback 
with extra parameter binded - page widget

   <button>.signal_clicked ().connect (SigC::bind (SigC::slot (*this, 
&Class::callback), <widget>_ptr));
...
   Class::callback (Gtk::Widget* widget)
   {
       widget->hide ();
/*
   If you really need to remove page, you could get it's number by 
(*widget) then remove from notebook
*/
   }

Regards,
-andrew

Daniel Pixley wrote:

> I can't see how this closes a tab other than the current one.  Say a
> user has 5 tabs open, and the 5th tab is the current tab.  If the user
> clicks the close button on say the 2nd tab without bringing that tab to
> focus, will the second page be removed, or will the current (5th page)
> page be removed?  I don't understand how this would not just close the
> current page.
>
> Thanks for the response and the header file,
> Dan
>
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