The notebook control for GTK common Controls (Gtknotebook)

notebook controls, which allow users to switch multiple interfaces in a tabbed manner. Using a notebook control is a wise choice when we need to switch to multiple windows.

Creation of notebook controls:

Gtkwidget *gtk_notebook_new (void);

Return value: Notebook control pointer

To set the location of page labels:

void Gtk_notebook_set_tab_pos (Gtknotebook *notebook,

Gtkpositiontype POS);

Notebook: Notebook controls

The POS values are as follows:

Gtk_pos_left: Left
Gtk_pos_right: Right
Gtk_pos_top: Up
Gtk_pos_bottom: Next

Append page:
Gint Gtk_notebook_append_page (

< Span style= "Color:rgb (255,0,0)" >

gtknotebook *notebook, 

< Span style= "Color:rgb (255,0,0)" >

gtkwidget *child,  p>

Gtkwidget *tab_label);

Notebook: A notebook that accommodates other controls
Child: sub-controls placed on a notebook page
Tab_label: To add the title name of the page
return Value: Success return value page face (starting from 0), failed return-1
Add a page at the specified location (starting from 0):
Gint Gtk_notebook_insert_page (

Gtknotebook *notebook,

Gtkwidget *child,

Gtkwidget *tab_label,

Gint position);

Notebook: A notebook that accommodates other controls
Child Child controls placed on a notebook page
Tab_label: To add the title name of the page
Position: The position of the page, starting from 0, if-1 represents the last
Return value: Success return value page face (starting from 0), failed return-1
set the Start page, starting from 0, which is equivalent to setting the page display: void Gtk_notebook_set_current_page (

Gtknotebook *notebook,

Gint page_num);

Notebook: The notebook control to be set
page_num: Number of pages

Common signal:"Switch-page" "Switch-page" signal is triggered when the page is toggled

The example code is as follows:

 #include <gtk/gtk.h>//"switch-page" signal processing function, page_num refers to the first few pages, starting from 0 void Deal_switch_pape (Gtknotebook *notebook, Gpointer page,guint page_num, Gpointer user_data) {printf ("I'm%d pages \ n", page_num+1);} int main (int argc, char *argv[]) { Gtk_init (&AMP;ARGC, &AMP;ARGV); Initialize Gtkwidget *window = gtk_window_new (gtk_window_toplevel); Create the main window gtk_widget_set_size_request (window, 400, 300);//Set window size Gtkwidget *notebook = Gtk_notebook_new (); Create a Notebook control Gtk_container_add (Gtk_container (window), notebook); The position of the notebook in the window//page label can be in four positions: up, down, left, or right.  Gtk_notebook_set_tab_pos (Gtk_notebook (notebook), gtk_pos_top); Top//First page Gtkwidget *label = gtk_label_new ("Page One");//Create label Gtkwidget *box = Gtk_hbox_new (TRUE, 5);//Create Layout Gtkwidget *b Utton_one = Gtk_button_new_with_label ("I am the first page"); Gtkwidget *button_two = Gtk_button_new_with_label ("I am the button of the first page"); Gtk_container_add (Gtk_container (box), Button_one); Gtk_container_add (Gtk_container (box), button_two);/* Gtk_notebook_append_page (Gtknotebook *notebook, GtkWidget *cHild, * gtkwidget *tab_label); * Insert page to the back end (append) or front end (prepend) of the notebook to add the page. * Child is a sub-control placed on a notebook page, it must be created separately, typically a container * Tab_label is the label of the page to be added. */gtk_notebook_append_page (Gtk_notebook (notebook), box, label); The second page is label = gtk_label_new ("page two");//create Label box = Gtk_hbox_new (TRUE, 5);//Create layout Button_one = Gtk_button_new_with_ Label ("I Am the second page"), Button_two = Gtk_button_new_with_label ("I am the button for the second page"), Gtk_container_add (gtk_container box), Button_one) Gtk_container_add (Gtk_container (box), Button_two) Gtk_notebook_append_page (Gtk_notebook (notebook), box, label); The third page, add a page at the specified location, starting with 0 Button_one = Gtk_button_new_with_label ("I am the third page implemented through Insert_page"); label = Gtk_label_new (" Page Three "); Gtk_notebook_insert_page (Gtk_notebook (notebook), Button_one, label, 2); Processing the signal, when switching the page, will trigger "switch-page" signal g_signal_connect (Notebook, "Switch-page", G_callback (Deal_switch_pape), NULL); GTK _widget_show_all (window); Show all controls//Settings Start Page (2nd page), calculated from 0, equivalent to set 2nd page display Gtk_notebook_set_current_page (Gtk_notebook (notebook), 1); Gtk_main (); Main Event loop return 0;  }

The program runs as follows:


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The notebook control for GTK common Controls (Gtknotebook)