Jules,
any chance of adding a flag to suppress change events to :
TabbedButtonBar::setCurrentTabIndex()
Jules,
any chance of adding a flag to suppress change events to :
TabbedButtonBar::setCurrentTabIndex()
I’m sure that can be arranged.
Though it brings up the question of whether to add a parameter called “dontSendChangeMessage”, or “sendChangeMessage”… Since I’ve used both versions in other classes, it’s hard to know which one would be more consistent!
i vote for “sendChangeMessage” it’s more obvious to me.
i’m more for a enum::SendChangeMessage applied globally
[quote=“jules”]I’m sure that can be arranged.
Though it brings up the question of whether to add a parameter called “dontSendChangeMessage”, or “sendChangeMessage”… Since I’ve used both versions in other classes, it’s hard to know which one would be more consistent![/quote]
did you notice the carefully non-committal approach I took to that very question in my original post?
[quote=“valley”][quote=“jules”]I’m sure that can be arranged.
Though it brings up the question of whether to add a parameter called “dontSendChangeMessage”, or “sendChangeMessage”… Since I’ve used both versions in other classes, it’s hard to know which one would be more consistent![/quote]
did you notice the carefully non-committal approach I took to that very question in my original post?[/quote]
yes, that subtlety wasn’t lost on me!