In Mozilla (and some other programs), the active (selected) tab is marked with bold text.
I find it convenient, to see at first glance, which
tab is selected (although in the title list, there is
also the name of the current selected doc).
Unfornatly the wx.Notebook control doesn't allow
changing text style or background color of the notebook-tabs.
We have now the blue (unmodified) and red (modified)
notebook tab icons.
Because, there can only be one icon.
What would you think, to make four (disk) icons
(unselected-unmodified, select-unmodified,
unselected-modified and select-modified)
for the selected, it would be probably enough, to fill
out the white area of the disk symbol for example with black.
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In Mozilla (and some other programs), the active (selected) tab is marked with bold text.
I find it convenient, to see at first glance, which
tab is selected (although in the title list, there is
also the name of the current selected doc).
Unfornatly the wx.Notebook control doesn't allow
changing text style or background color of the notebook-tabs.
We have now the blue (unmodified) and red (modified)
notebook tab icons.
Because, there can only be one icon.
What would you think, to make four (disk) icons
(unselected-unmodified, select-unmodified,
unselected-modified and select-modified)
for the selected, it would be probably enough, to fill
out the white area of the disk symbol for example with black.
Yes, this sounds like a good idea.
It shall be fiddled with!
Thanks, I'm happy you put this in.