2.5.30 tab-snip%

2.5

2.5.1	add-color<%>
2.5.2	editor<%>
2.5.3	editor-admin%
2.5.4	editor-canvas%
2.5.5	editor-data%
2.5.6	editor-data-class%
2.5.7	editor-data-class-list<%>
2.5.8	editor-snip-editor-admin<%>
2.5.9	editor-snip%
2.5.10	editor-stream-in%
2.5.11	editor-stream-in-base%
2.5.12	editor-stream-in-bytes-base%
2.5.13	editor-stream-out%
2.5.14	editor-stream-out-base%
2.5.15	editor-stream-out-bytes-base%
2.5.16	editor-wordbreak-map%
2.5.17	image-snip%
2.5.18	keymap%
2.5.19	mult-color<%>
2.5.20	pasteboard%
2.5.21	readable-snip<%>
2.5.22	snip%
2.5.23	snip-admin%
2.5.24	snip-class%
2.5.25	snip-class-list<%>
2.5.26	string-snip%
2.5.27	style<%>
2.5.28	style-delta%
2.5.29	style-list%
2.5.30	tab-snip%
2.5.31	text%

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tab-snip% : class?

superclass: string-snip%

An instance of tab-snip% is created automatically when a tab is inserted into an editor.

(new tab-snip%) → (is-a?/c tab-snip%)

Creates a snip for a single tab, though the tab is initially empty.

Normally, a single tab is inserted into a tab-snip% object using the insert method.

The tab’s content is not drawn, through it is used when determining the size of a single character in editors where tabbing is determined by the character width (see set-tabs); if the content is a single tab character (the normal case), then the average character width of snip’s font is used as the tab’s width.

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1	Overview
2	Reference
3	Configuration
4	Dynamic Loading
	Bibliography
	Index

2.1	Windowing Classes
2.2	Windowing Functions
2.3	Drawing Classes
2.4	Drawing Functions
2.5	Editor Classes
2.6	Editor Functions
2.7	WXME Decoding