And my handler for reacting to tab changes:
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const CEGUI::WindowEventArgs& we = static_cast<const CEGUI::WindowEventArgs&>(args);
CEGUI::TabControl* tc = static_cast<CEGUI::TabControl*>(we.window);
uint i = tc->getSelectedTabIndex();
String newWindow = tc->getTabContentsAtIndex(i)->getName().c_str();
std::stringstream ss;
ss << "Button ID: " << i << newWindow << ".";
CEGUI::Logger::getSingleton().logEvent( ss.str() );
mCurrentBar->setVisible( false );
if( newWindow == "MainTab/Pane1" )
mCurrentBar = mObjectIconToolBar;
if( newWindow == "MainTab/Pane2" )
mCurrentBar = mSectorIconToolBar;
if( newWindow == "MainTab/Pane3" )
mCurrentBar = mSceneIconToolBar;
if( newWindow == "MainTab/Pane4" )
mCurrentBar = mFileIconToolBar;
if( newWindow == "MainTab/Pane5" )
mCurrentBar = mCameraIconToolBar;
if( newWindow == "MainTab/Pane6" )
mCurrentBar = mConsoleIconToolBar;
mCurrentBar->setVisible( true );
return true;
Now, everything works fine as long as I only click on the main tab buttons of the first tabcontrol... The TabIndex matches the window name and I am able to have correct logic..
My layout is like:
Pane1 | Pane 2 | Pane 3 | etc
and pane1 & 2 each have a child tabcontrol with two buttons each.
If I click on either of pane1's child tabbuttons... And then back on any of the main tab's... the id's get messed up. In this case, Pane6 reports itself as TabIndex 0 when it is clicked.
If instead of clicking on pane1's child tabs, I click on pane2's child tabs... Tab6 reports itself as Tab Index 1.
I've looked at the tabcontrol class and am not sure why this is happening... I see no reason why a child window (in this case a tabcontrol) is having any effect on the parent tabcontrol :\
I can submit my layout file if needed, but it is fairly large.
