def __init__(self, title, tabnum=0, title_attr=curses.A_NORMAL):
self.__scrlines, self.__scrcols = get_term_size()
self.__tabnum = tabnum
self.__title = title
self.__title_attr = title_attr
# build the tab part
self.__head = curses.newwin(3, TAB_WIDTH, 0, tabnum * TAB_WIDTH + 1)
self.__head.border()
self.__head.addstr(1, 1, title[0:TAB_WIDTH - 3], self.__title_attr)
self.__head.noutrefresh()
# build the border around the usable part of the tab space
self.__tabborder = curses.newwin(self.__scrlines - 2, self.__scrcols, 2, 0)
self.__tabborder.border()
self.__tabborder.addch(0,
1 + tabnum * TAB_WIDTH,
curses.ACS_LRCORNER)
self.__tabborder.addstr(0,
2 + tabnum * TAB_WIDTH,
" " * (TAB_WIDTH - 2))
self.__tabborder.addch(0,
2 + tabnum * TAB_WIDTH + TAB_WIDTH - 2,
curses.ACS_LLCORNER)
self.__tabborder.noutrefresh()
# build the usable part of the tab inside the tab border
self.__usablewin = curses.newwin(self.__scrlines - 5, self.__scrcols - 2, 3, 1)
# add the pieces to the frames stack
self.__frames = [curses.panel.new_panel(self.__head),
curses.panel.new_panel(self.__tabborder),
curses.panel.new_panel(self.__usablewin)]
def __init__(self):
lines, cols = get_term_size()
self.__numtabs = -1 # the number of tabs
self.__tabs = {} # a dictionary containing all panels of the tabs window