How to add a widget to a KMultiTabBar?

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panzar

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Location: Skovde, Sweden.

Friday, April 15th 2005, 8:39am

How to add a widget to a KMultiTabBar?

I have managed to create a KMultiTabBar and added one button to it.

Source code

// Create a KMultiTabBar.	
	m_tabBar = new KMultiTabBar(KMultiTabBar::Vertical, this->centralWidget() );
	m_tabBar->setPosition(KMultiTabBar::Left);

	// Create a tab.	
	m_tabBar->appendTab(0, -1, "Files");
	m_tabBar->setTab(-1, true);

But how do I add a Widget to the "tab-area"? For example a file view or a pushbutton or whatever?

Thanks,

Per

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anda_skoa

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Occupation: Software Developer

Friday, April 15th 2005, 9:31am

Any link to the docs if KMultiTabBar?
Couldn't find it in kdeui

Cheers,
_

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panzar

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Location: Skovde, Sweden.

Friday, April 15th 2005, 11:31am

Quoted

Originally posted by anda_skoa
Any link to the docs if KMultiTabBar?
Couldn't find it in kdeui

Cheers,
_

KMultiTabBar API:
http://developer.kde.org/documentation/l…ultiTabBar.html

Maybe KMultiTabBar doesn't provide the actual "sideview", just the tab-bar? In that case, what should I use to create a Widget and associate it with the tab?

Thanks,

Per

This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "panzar" (Apr 15th 2005, 12:01pm)

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anda_skoa

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Saturday, April 16th 2005, 4:24pm

Ah, kutils, I have looked at kdeui

Seems like it only manages the tab _bar_ not the tab widgets,
I guess you can combine this with a QWidgetStack

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_

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panzar

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Posts: 10

Location: Skovde, Sweden.

Sunday, April 17th 2005, 4:06pm

Quoted

Originally posted by anda_skoa
Ah, kutils, I have looked at kdeui

Seems like it only manages the tab _bar_ not the tab widgets,
I guess you can combine this with a QWidgetStack

Cheers,
_

Yep, that's correct.
I talked to one of the amaroK developers who enlightened me about that.

Looks pretty good now.
Thanks for helping out anda_skoa,

Per

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