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[Closed] Clear UI TabPage in PolyUnwrapper Toolbar

hello,I can find many examples for Making a Tabpage UI here,like using dotNet,hide by GroupBox,subRollout with no border. etc.
but i really love the case in Jorge’s PolyUnwrapper Toolbar,it’s clear enough and i can add more fixed UI Controls out of tabPage.
show me the best way to make it clear plz.

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It is very simple stuff.
Here is a template for you to play.

(
	try destroydialog ::RO_CUSTOM_TABS catch()
	rollout RO_CUSTOM_TABS "Custom Tabs" width:256 height:192
	(
		checkbutton ckb1 "Tab 1" pos:[  8,8] width:80 height:24
		checkbutton ckb2 "Tab 2" pos:[ 88,8] width:80 height:24
		checkbutton ckb3 "Tab 3" pos:[168,8] width:80 height:24
		
		colorPicker cp1 "" pos:[  4,44] fieldwidth:80 height:24 color:[200,50,50] -- TAB 1
		colorPicker cp2 "" pos:[ 84,44] fieldwidth:80 height:24 color:[50,200,50] -- TAB 2
		colorPicker cp3 "" pos:[164,44] fieldwidth:80 height:24 color:[50,50,200] -- TAB 3
		
		button bt1 "Button 1" pos:[  8,72] width:80 height:32 -- TAB 1
		button bt2 "Button 2" pos:[ 88,72] width:80 height:32 -- TAB 2
		button bt3 "Button 3" pos:[168,72] width:80 height:32 -- TAB 3
		
		/* Fixed, always visible controls ------------------------------------------------------------ */
		label       lbl1 "" pos:[8,122] width:240
		progressBar pb1  "" pos:[8,144] width:240 value:50 color:black
		spinner     spn1 "Percentage:" pos:[144,168] width:104 range:[0,100,50] type:#integer scale:0.1
		/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
		
		fn SetColor c =
		(
			lbl1.text = "Currect Selected Color: " + (c as string)
			pb1.color = c
			pb1.value = spn1.value = c.h / 2.55
		)
		
		on ckb1 changed arg do ()
		on ckb2 changed arg do ()
		on ckb3 changed arg do ()
			
		on bt1 pressed do SetColor cp1.color
		on bt2 pressed do SetColor cp2.color
		on bt3 pressed do SetColor cp3.color
			
		on spn1 changed arg inSpin do pb1.value = arg
	)
	createdialog RO_CUSTOM_TABS style:#(#style_toolwindow, #style_sysmenu)
)

“Fixed” control should always be visible, regardless of which Tab is selected.
“cp1” and “bt1” should be visible in “Tab 1”
“cp2” and “bt2” should be visible in “Tab 3”
“cp3” and “bt3” should be visible in “Tab 3”

How would you do it?

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(@fusionyuan)
Joined: 10 months ago

Posts: 0

thanks for your template,Jorge

here’s a stupid way i using usually, can you show me something smart?

(
	try destroydialog ::RO_CUSTOM_TABS catch()
	rollout RO_CUSTOM_TABS "Custom Tabs" width:256 height:192
	(
		checkbutton ckb1 "Tab 1" pos:[  8,8] width:80 height:24 checked:true
		checkbutton ckb2 "Tab 2" pos:[ 88,8] width:80 height:24
		checkbutton ckb3 "Tab 3" pos:[168,8] width:80 height:24
		
		colorPicker cp1 "" pos:[  4,44] fieldwidth:80 height:24 color:[200,50,50] -- TAB 1
		colorPicker cp2 "" pos:[ 84,44] fieldwidth:80 height:24 color:[50,200,50] visible:false -- TAB 2
		colorPicker cp3 "" pos:[164,44] fieldwidth:80 height:24 color:[50,50,200] visible:false -- TAB 3
		
		button bt1 "Button 1" pos:[  8,72] width:80 height:32 -- TAB 1
		button bt2 "Button 2" pos:[ 88,72] width:80 height:32 visible:false -- TAB 2
		button bt3 "Button 3" pos:[168,72] width:80 height:32 visible:false -- TAB 3
		
		/* Fixed, always visible controls ------------------------------------------------------------ */
		label       lbl1 "" pos:[8,122] width:240
		progressBar pb1  "" pos:[8,144] width:240 value:50 color:black
		spinner     spn1 "Percentage:" pos:[144,168] width:104 range:[0,100,50] type:#integer scale:0.1
		/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
		
		
		fn SetColor c =
		(
			lbl1.text = "Currect Selected Color: " + (c as string)
			pb1.color = c
			pb1.value = spn1.value = c.h / 2.55
		)
		
		/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
		
		fn tabUp tabSel = 
		(
			ckb1.checked = ckb2.checked = ckb3.checked = false
			tabSel.checked = true
		)
		
	    fn ctrlsVisible tabCtrls isShow =
		(
			tab1Ctrls = #(cp1,bt1)
			tab2Ctrls = #(cp2,bt2)
			tab3Ctrls = #(cp3,bt3)
			tabAllCtrls = tab1Ctrls + tab2Ctrls + tab3Ctrls
			
			for i in tabAllCtrls do i.visible = false
			for c in tabCtrls do c.visible = isShow
		)
		
		
		on ckb1 changed arg do ( 
			if arg == true then ( ctrlsVisible tab1Ctrls true; tabup ckb1 ) else ( ctrlsVisible tab1Ctrls false )
		)
		on ckb2 changed arg do ( 
			if arg == true then ( ctrlsVisible tab2Ctrls true; tabup ckb2 ) else ( ctrlsVisible tab2Ctrls false )
		)
		on ckb3 changed arg do (
			if arg == true then ( ctrlsVisible tab3Ctrls true; tabup ckb3 ) else ( ctrlsVisible tab3Ctrls false )
		)
			
		on bt1 pressed do SetColor cp1.color
		on bt2 pressed do SetColor cp2.color
		on bt3 pressed do SetColor cp3.color
			
		on spn1 changed arg inSpin do pb1.value = arg
	)
	createdialog RO_CUSTOM_TABS style:#(#style_toolwindow, #style_sysmenu)
)

Perfect! That’s the idea, very simple as you can see

I can show you another way, but I wouldn’t call it smart. There are many ways to do the same thing, but in the background it is just hiding/unhiding stuff or moving it off/on screen.

(
	try destroydialog ::RO_CUSTOM_TABS catch()
	
	rollout RO_CUSTOM_TABS "Custom Tabs" width:256 height:192
	(
		checkbutton ckb1 "Tab 1" pos:[  8,8] width:80 height:24
		checkbutton ckb2 "Tab 2" pos:[ 88,8] width:80 height:24
		checkbutton ckb3 "Tab 3" pos:[168,8] width:80 height:24
		
		colorPicker cp1 "" pos:[  4,44] fieldwidth:80 height:24 color:[200,50,50] visible:false
		colorPicker cp2 "" pos:[ 84,44] fieldwidth:80 height:24 color:[50,200,50] visible:false
		colorPicker cp3 "" pos:[164,44] fieldwidth:80 height:24 color:[50,50,200] visible:false
		
		button bt1 "Button 1" pos:[  8,72] width:80 height:32 visible:false
		button bt2 "Button 2" pos:[ 88,72] width:80 height:32 visible:false
		button bt3 "Button 3" pos:[168,72] width:80 height:32 visible:false
		
		label       lbl1 "" pos:[8,122] width:240
		progressBar pb1  "" pos:[8,144] width:240 value:50 color:black
		spinner     spn1 "Percentage:" pos:[144,168] width:104 range:[0,100,50] type:#integer scale:0.1
		
		local tabs   = #(ckb1, ckb2, ckb3)
		local groups = #(#(cp1, bt1), #(cp2, bt2), #(cp3, bt3))
		
		fn SwitchTab tab =
		(
			tabIdx = finditem tabs tab
			
			tabs.checked = false
			for j in groups do j.visible = false
			
			tabs[tabIdx].checked = true
			groups[tabIdx].visible = true
		)
		
		fn SetColor c =
		(
			lbl1.text = "Currect Selected Color: " + (c as string)
			pb1.color = c
			pb1.value = spn1.value = c.h / 255.0 * 100
		)
		
		on ckb1 changed arg do SwitchTab ckb1
		on ckb2 changed arg do SwitchTab ckb2
		on ckb3 changed arg do SwitchTab ckb3
			
		on bt1 pressed do SetColor cp1.color
		on bt2 pressed do SetColor cp2.color
		on bt3 pressed do SetColor cp3.color
			
		on spn1 changed arg inSpin do pb1.value = arg
	)

	createdialog RO_CUSTOM_TABS style:#(#style_toolwindow, #style_sysmenu)
)

Most important, find a way to keep it organized if you plan to expand or modify it in the future. There are also several different ways of doing it.

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(@denist)
Joined: 11 months ago

Posts: 0

i wrote a special structure for things like these…
i’m using “Group Control”. because mxs doesn’t allow nested ‘group controls’ (as well as any other rollout controls except rollout itself) it’s easy to find all controls between GroupStartControl and GroupEndControl.

so there are methods in the structure: Visible by group, Enable by Group, etc.

(@fusionyuan)
Joined: 10 months ago

Posts: 0

i learned it from your code before,thanks denis

i love this one! :keenly: Jorge

BTW… here is my “UVW Tools”