[openbeos] Re: A fault in the current TabView (?)


Just out of curriosity wouldn't a void pointer mess that code up anyway? It would still return true which would imply that it had selected?

Its too early in the morning so I could be off my head, but I was just nosing through the news letters anyway.

p.s. I still have lots of reading up on BeOS kernel and stuff before I can be any help. The bootloader menu sounds like an interesting place to start playing about so I'll keep reading 'til I'm ready.

From: Mat Hounsell <mat_geek@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Reply-To: openbeos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
To: openbeos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [openbeos] Re: A fault in the current TabView (?)
Date: Fri, 19 Mar 2004 12:20:21 +1100 (EST)

> >I was looking at the source for TabView and I noticed that AddTab does not
> add
> >the target view to the TabView's ContainerView. This a problem because the
> >BeBook example code reads paraphrased ...
> >
> > tabView->AddTab( new TView( ... ), aTab );

How silly of me not to say.

Don't worry I tracked down where it is added. But it seems a bit risky.

void BTab::Select(BView *owner)
{
        if (!owner)
                return;

        if (!View())
                return;

        if (!owner->Window())
                return;

        owner->AddChild(fView);
        //fView->Show();

        fSelected = true;
}

I will send my app later. When I reboot into BeOS and copy it to my data
partition, reboot into windows, connect to the net and log into yahoo.


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