> Not sure why you don't want to answer the question directly, but IIUC
> you're indirectly here saying that makr-tab indeed creates a tab rather
> than a tabbar.
>
> OK, I think I understand how your code is expected to work.  Now can
> someone tell me how this fits in with the x-tabs and the
> gtk-tabs branches?  We need to come up with an API (at the Elisp level)
> that works for most/all of those: that doesn't means all 3 provide the
> same API, but just that we can create a common API on top of them
> without jumping through too many hoops.
>
>
So, can I start completing the code of tabs as we discussed in the previous
messages ?

Do you have some more suggestions ?

Do my implementation integrate with the others implementations of tabs ? If
not, what can I do ?


Alin