I’m finaly just getting back to using tabControlEX and I’m using it as
tab.alignment=tab.alignment.top
But I’m getting scroll buttons ontop of the last of three tabs. No mater how wide I set it I get them. Is there any way to torun them off?
I Paul,
is this what your get ?
try (TestForm.close()) catch ()
(
dotNet.loadAssembly @"C:\TabControlEX.dll"
Global TestForm = (dotNetObject "MaxCustomControls.MaxForm")
Global tabControl1 = (dotnetobject "Dotnetrix.Controls.TabControlEx")
fn cleanup e arg = (TestForm=tabControl1=undefined)
-->tabControl1
tabControl1.Alignment = tabControl1.Alignment.Top
tabControl1.Appearance = tabControl1.Appearance.Bevel
tabControl1.dock = tabControl1.dock.Fill
tabControl1.BackColor = tabControl1.BackColor.DimGray
tabControl1.forecolor = tabControl1.forecolor.white
tabControl1.hotcolor = tabControl1.hotcolor.Gray
tabControl1.selectedtabcolor = tabControl1.selectedtabcolor.OrangeRed
tabControl1.sizemode = tabControl1.sizemode.fixed
tabControl1.hottrack = true
tabControl1.Multiline = true
tabControl1.tabStop = true
labels=#("1", "2", "3", "4", "5")
for x in labels do (tabControl1.tabPages.add x)
-->TestForm
TestForm.ClientSize = dotNetObject "System.Drawing.Size" 300 500
TestForm.Text = "Martroyx Test Form"
TestForm.Controls.Add tabControl1
dotnet.addeventhandler TestForm "closed" cleanup
TestForm.ShowModeless()
)
edit :
Oups, forgot to load the assembly too :
dotNet.loadAssembly "MaxCustomControls.dll"
Martin Dufour
So with three tabs it is wider then the 160 that I’m setting the width to. I would really like the 160 to remain the size but I need to size the width of the tabs, all trys at doing so have failed, I can’t get the width properties of the tabs to change anything. They always return a value of 152, or something like that. Any ideas.
Sorry Paul, I don’t get it :
So with three tabs it is wider then the 160 that I’m setting the width to
What do you mean ?>
Ho, I think I get it now , you want to move the scroll button themselves ?
Hi Paul,
If you set the SizeMode property to Fixed:
roll.dncMainTabs.SizeMode = roll.dncMainTabs.SizeMode.Fixed
you can then set the size of the tabs:
roll.dncMainTabs.itemSize = dotNetObject "System.Drawing.Size" 100 18
hOpe this helps,
o
hi guys i got a small problem with dotNet and the coloring of tabControlls.
i’ve implemented a dotNet controll into my UI per Include
--Create the dotNet TabControl control
groupBox grpCustom2 "" pos:[10,239] width:244 height:75 align:#left visible:false
dotNetControl MapTabs "system.windows.forms.tabcontrol" height:25 width:240 visible:true pos:[12,225]
--Create a setup function for the DOT Net elements
fn PresTabControll thetc = (
dotnet.loadassembly "System.Data"
color = dotNetClass "System.Drawing.Color"
thetc.BackColor = (dotNetClass "System.Drawing.Color").Transparent
--Create 3 Tab Pages
global t1 = dotNetObject "System.Windows.Forms.TabPage"
t1.text = "Diso."
--t1.backColor = color.fromArgb (100 255 100 200) -- == grey
--t1.backColor = (dotNetClass "System.Drawing.Color").fromArgb (100 255 100 200) -- ==grey
--t1.BackColor = (dotNetClass "System.Drawing.Color").Transparent -- == nothing
t2 = dotNetObject "System.Windows.Forms.TabPage" "Normal"
t3 = dotNetObject "System.Windows.Forms.TabPage" "Specular"
t4 = dotNetObject "System.Windows.Forms.TabPage" "Ambo"
t5 = dotNetObject "System.Windows.Forms.TabPage" "DUDV"
--Add the Tabpages to the TabControl
thetc.controls.add t1
thetc.controls.add t2
thetc.controls.add t3
thetc.controls.add t4
thetc.controls.add t5
)
--try(
on MapTabs mousedown arg do(
......
you can se my trials of giving it a color and the result commented behind it, i also tried
MapTabs.BackColor = (dotNetClass “System.Drawing.Color”).Transparent
MapTabs.BackColor = MapTabs.BackColor.white
but none works for me.
i either get a grey bar instead of the TC or no changes at all
. .:wip:
does anybody have a clue whats going wrong and how to solve it?
edit: right my goal…
i want to assign a special color or make them transparent. if a background bitmap wouldn’t replace the caption i’d also go for that.
the .backColor works fine, but…
- Your tabcontrol is not tall enough to show any tab content – it only shows the tab headers, so you won’t see any of the .backColor changes (which are for the tab content). Make the control taller and you should see the .backColor changes.
- I’m guessing you want to change the background color of the tab headers, not of the tab content.
The solution for 2 is setting up the tab control for custom drawing, and applying that drawing when the drawing event is called. This is a fair amount of work, but appears to be outlined clearly enough in various internet resources;
http://dotnetrix.co.uk/tabcontrol.htm
It might be easier to load a third party tab control – you’ll notice many here referencing TabControlEx, for example… from the same author – that makes the process much easier.
http://dotnetrix.co.uk/controls.htm