ttk::notebook -- tabs on several rows

[Luc Moulinier]

Hello !

Is there a way to have tabs on several rows with ttk::notebook ? Can
someone give me the trick ?

Many thanks !

If this is not possible, I think this should be a feature to be
implemented in a future version.

Luc

[schlenk]

On Oct 10, 2:21 pm, Luc Moulinier <mou...@igbmc.u-strasbg.fr> wrote:

> Is there a way to have tabs on several rows with ttk::notebook ? Can
> someone give me the trick ?

Hi Luc,

i guess the trick is 'use a different widget'. If you have so many
tabs to need multiple rows of them you should reconsider your usage of
the notebook widget. You often see a pane manager with a listbox on
the left to select the active pane in use instead of a notebook. Has
the benefit that it does not reorder your tabs in a confusing way, you
are not as restricted in using meaningful names for your tabs and is
generally more accessible.

Michael

[Luc Moulinier]

On 10 oct, 14:42, schlenk
...

> Michael

Thanks Michael ! Good advise !

I put my mask and I dive into my code !

Luc

[MSE...@gmail.com]

Hi Luc,

I use a canvas with large images on which can be selected, this could
even be a tree which allows grouping/hiding, This is very easy with a
Bwidget tree.

Martyn

[Gerald W. Lester]

One way to do the above is to use ttk::treeview and some frames with
grid/pack forget and confiure -- or just with raise.

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