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TabView
TabView[{lbl1->expr1, lbl2->expr2, ...}]
represents an object in which clicking the tab with label
displays
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TabView[{lbl1->expr1, lbl2->expr2, ...}, i]
makes the i
tab be the one currently selected.
TabView[{{v1, lbl1->expr1}, {v2, lbl2->expr2}, ...}, v]
associates values
with successive tabs, and makes the tab with value v be the one currently selected.
TabView[{expr1, expr2, ...}]
takes the tab labels to be successive integers.
Details and OptionsDetails and Options
- TabView[list, Dynamic[s]] takes the selected tab to be specified by the dynamically updated current value of s, with the value of s being reset if a different tab is selected.
- The following options can be given:
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Alignment {Automatic,Automatic} how to align objects in the display area Appearance Automatic the overall appearance of the TabView BaselinePosition Automatic how to align with a surrounding text baseline BaseStyle {} base style specifications for the TabView ControlPlacement {Automatic,Automatic} where to place the tabs Enabled Automatic whether the tabs are enabled, or grayed out FrameMargins Automatic margins inside the overall frame ImageMargins 0 margins around the display area ImageSize All the overall image size for the display area LabelStyle {} style specifications for the tab area - With the default option setting ImageSize->All, TabView always leaves space for the largest of the
to be displayed, so that its overall size does not change. » - With ImageSize->Automatic, TabView leaves space only for the
currently being displayed. - If any of the
are Null, the corresponding tabs are left blank. » - Appearance->"Limited" specifies that only a limited number of tabs should be displayed at a time, with controls to navigate through different "pages" of tabs.
- Appearance->{"Limited", n} specifies that only up to n tabs should be displayed at a time.
- TabView by default displays the
in
style, which typically uses the system button font. - The settings for BaseStyle and LabelStyle are appended to the default styles typically given by the
and
styles in the current stylesheet.
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