TChromeTabs
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norgepaul
Comprehensive Delphi implementation of Chrome's tab system
On Delphi 10.4, when High-DPI awareness is enabled in the manifest, the tab fonts are drawn too large. This seems to be related to [this commit|adf5f73a48a4f7c13e03d276150c0096405578d0] -- I make `ScaledFontSize`...
So I use TChromeTabsGlassForm-decedent for the main form, so that I can display the tabs on the glassFrame-enabled title bar like Chrome and Firefox. Now I want to add a...
Hi, I've been using TChromeTabs for a while and found it very useful. But I have one problem. From time to time the tab becomes inresponsive to click. But only...
Error adding a TChromeTabs component in a TTitleBarPanel. ``` --------------------------- Debugger Exception Notification --------------------------- Project Project1.exe raised exception class EInvalidOperation with message 'Canvas does not allow drawing'. --------------------------- Break Continue...
в ChromeTabsControls line 929 RightOffset := ImageRect.Right нужно заменить на RightOffset := ImageRect.Right + ChromeTabs.GetOptions.Display.Tabs.ContentOffsetLeft Это включит учет отступа с лева при расчеты ширины и вкладка будет отображаться корректно
This component creates a constant CPU load of 1-2% on one core, even if it isn't doing anything and even if it isn't visible at all (idle minimized application). Just...
Hello, Consider direct2d support. It will also allow to have an acrylic background. Thank you
i've added basic support for freepascal and lazarus. But there seem to be fundamental problems with the graphics output. So if someone knows more how it works. Help is welcome.
Is it possible to set individual tab color somehow (so different tabs have different colors)?
Sometimes the program will raise the exception in ChromeTabsControls.pas line 1508: "TabCanvas.DrawLine(CloseButtonCrossPen, CrossRect.Left, CrossRect.Top, CrossRect.Right, CrossRect.Bottom);" , which will call TGPGraphics.DrawLine function. Then it raise an access violation in function...
