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AlanJB:
Thanks Mathias.  Tried that; no result at all :(

My confusion is caused by these 2 lines in your post of March 21st:

--- Quote ---<int> TabActiveTab( <int/string> side);  // return tab in panel that is active
 TabActiveTab( <int/string> side, int tabIdx );  // set tab in panel side as active
--- End quote ---
The 1st shows TabActiveTab( ) taking 1 argument and returning an <int>: this works as expected.

The 2nd shows TabActiveTab( ) taking 2 arguments and returning <what?>: this seems to do nothing.
For example, I woud expect TabActiveTab( 1,2 ); to set the 3rd tab in the left panel as active.

What am I missing?

Mathias (Author):
yes with only 1 parameter (side) it return what index is active

AlanJB:
Sorry to seem stupid, Mathias, but with only 1 parameter (side) it works exactly as expected, but

--- Quote ---...I would expect TabActiveTab( 1,2 ); to set the 3rd tab in the left panel as active.
--- End quote ---

does not set the 3rd tab in the left panel as active.  Nothing happens at all  :-\

Mathias (Author):

--- Quote from: AlanJB on March 25, 2018, 17:16:17 ---Sorry to seem stupid, Mathias, but with only 1 parameter (side) it works exactly as expected, but

--- Quote ---...I would expect TabActiveTab( 1,2 ); to set the 3rd tab in the left panel as active.
--- End quote ---

does not set the 3rd tab in the left panel as active.  Nothing happens at all  :-\

--- End quote ---
Strange, works for me.
Hmm Might be that it was broken before. I done some other changes around there that might have fixed it. not sure

AlanJB:
Thanks for all the replies ;)

I'll retest after the next beta release.  I can use these functions for lots of UDCs!

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