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Karam Najjar
Karam Najjar

Reputation: 528

how to increase the tabs width to the mouse position

I'm developing a browser relying on webbrowser winform component.

I used xtratabcontrol in order to surf with tabs (DevExpress component) which has close button in its tabs.

I'm trying to achieve what internet explorer(its last version) does when closing a tab ; the other tabs are extended(their width increases) to reach the mouse poisiton (to enable closing tab after tab without moving the mouse)

this is the code which I added ( in close button click event)

        Point cursor = MousePosition;
        int x = cursor.X;
        int count = browserTabControl.TabPages.Count -1;// I don't want to include the last tab (which opens another tabs)

        int width = x / count;


        for (int i = 0; i < browserTabControl.TabPages.Count -1 ; i++)
                browserTabControl.TabPages[i].TabPageWidth = width;

I also tried to get the tabs whole width before removing the last tab, then to divide it on the new tabs count , and to set the result to each tab :

    int current_width = (browserTabControl.TabPages.Count - 1) * browserTabControl.TabPages[0].TabPageWidth;
        //..............some code removing the last tab (actually the tab before the last tab)
        //after removing the last tab
        int count = browserTabControl.TabPages.Count - 1;

        int width = current_width / count;


        for (int i = 0; i < browserTabControl.TabPages.Count - 1; i++)
            browserTabControl.TabPages[i].TabPageWidth = width;

the first code result the result is not accurate

the second code result :

the result is not accurate

Probably the problem is when I divide int/int I lose the rest of the division, I can get a double result , but the TabPageWidth is int.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 368

Answers (2)

DmitryG
DmitryG

Reputation: 17850

Try the following solution:

    // Initialization
    foreach(XtraTabPage page in xtraTabControl.TabPages) {
        if(page == addNewTabPage) continue;
        page.TabPageWidth = 100; // turn off headers auto-size
    }
}
void xtraTabControl_CloseButtonClick(object sender, EventArgs e) {
    ClosePageButtonEventArgs ea = e as ClosePageButtonEventArgs;
    if(ea.Page != addNewTabPage) {
        xtraTabControl.BeginUpdate();
        ((XtraTabPage)ea.Page).Dispose();

        int totalWidth = 0;
        var visiblePages =((IXtraTab)xtraTabControl).ViewInfo.HeaderInfo.VisiblePages;
        int totalHeadersGrow = 0;
        for(int i = 0; i < visiblePages.Count; i++) {
            var pageInfo = visiblePages[i];
            if(pageInfo.Page == addNewTabPage) continue;
            totalWidth += pageInfo.Bounds.Width;
            totalHeadersGrow += (pageInfo.Bounds.Width - pageInfo.Page.TabPageWidth);
        }
        int count = xtraTabControl.TabPages.Count - 1;
        int width = totalWidth / count - totalHeadersGrow / (count + 1);
        foreach(XtraTabPage page in xtraTabControl.TabPages) {
            if(page == addNewTabPage) continue;
            page.TabPageWidth = width;
        }
        xtraTabControl.EndUpdate();
    }
}

P.S. You can contact DevExpress support directly (and I believe that this is the best way when running into issues when using their product) to get official answer in this regard.

Upvotes: 1

Sriram Sakthivel
Sriram Sakthivel

Reputation: 73462

You can use HeaderAutoFill feature for this. which will automatically fill the tabs to the client area; so there is no need for the user to move the mouse for closing multiple 

this.xtraTabControl1.HeaderAutoFill = DevExpress.Utils.DefaultBoolean.True;

Upvotes: 0

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