Which tab set are you speaking of? The tab set to get to the code module? The tab set to change which subreport you are viewing, or the tab set in the code toolbox? If you want control of the tabs at the top of the designer you can use the TppDesigner.Notebook property.
Unfortunately, the RAP IDE was not designed to give you access to that TabSet. We will change this for the next release. In the mean time, a round about way of getting access to that TTabSet would be to use the TppDesigner.Notebook property (which controls the tabs at the top of the designer, RAP, DADE, Preview etc.). If you get a hold of the RAP (code) tab, you can loop through each object on that tab sheet and find the TTabSet object. Then use it as you need.
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Which tab set are you speaking of? The tab set to get to the code module?
The tab set to change which subreport you are viewing, or the tab set in the
code toolbox? If you want control of the tabs at the top of the designer
you can use the TppDesigner.Notebook property.
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Regards,
Nico Cizik
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Nico Cizik
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currently viewing.
King regards
Steffen
These can be accessed using the TppDesigner.TabSet property. This is a
Delphi TTabSet object.
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Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
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Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
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returns the tabset from the design-page.
I know they are the same, but we need to hide some of the tabs (subreports)
from the end users, so I need the one for the code module.
Kind regards
Steffen
Unfortunately, the RAP IDE was not designed to give you access to that
TabSet. We will change this for the next release. In the mean time, a
round about way of getting access to that TTabSet would be to use the
TppDesigner.Notebook property (which controls the tabs at the top of the
designer, RAP, DADE, Preview etc.). If you get a hold of the RAP (code)
tab, you can loop through each object on that tab sheet and find the TTabSet
object. Then use it as you need.
--
Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com