Re: Tabs are ready? -> Let us give a definition of tabs.

[Alin Soare <as1789@gmail.com>]

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>  > such they are programmable, and give whatever default behaviour of
>  > tabs you wish, give the LIBERTY to those programmers who wish to
>  > define other kind of tabs for themselves, to be able to do so.
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> But this does not require all of the junk (events, callbacks, etc)
> that you've talked about.  All that *needs* to be added to Emacs is
> the very limited API needed to associate tabs with a window or frame,
> displayable content and a label with each tab, and to query that
> information.  The rest can be implemented with existing Emacs Lisp
> facilities, such as faces (to change the color of a tab) and process
> sentinels (one sort of event callback).  If you want a GTK-like API,
> that should be easy to write in Lisp.
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Without events, do you have a concrete idea how to signal to a hidden tab
that something changed , such that it changes the color?

I do not need a very limited API. I need a programmable tab bar.

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