[derekcohen]

I use the document selector on the left. I may have 15-20 documents open at once. Is it possible to have an option that when the document selector is in use the tabs are not displayed at the top? As it is I have three rows of tabs and never use them – they just take up space.

thanks

Derek

[Yutaka Emura]

Hi Derek,

Unfortunately not.
Thank you for using EmEditor!

[MariaK]

What’s with a macro to diasable/enable the ”Tab” function if the plug-in ”OpenDocuments” is active/inactive?

[Yutaka Emura]

Hi Maria,

To enable or disable the Tabs, you can use the EnableTab property of Editor object.

	editor.EnableTab = true;

	

To find if OpenDocuments.dll is checked, please use the following code:

	function IsPluginChecked( sPluginName )

	{

		for( nID = 5632; nID <= 5632 + 255; nID++ ){

			str = editor.QueryStringbyID( nID );

			if( str == sPluginName ){

				nStatus = editor.QueryStatusByID( nID );

				if( nStatus & eeStatusLatched ) {

					return true;

				}

				break;

			}

		}

		return false;

	}

	

	alert( IsPluginChecked( "OpenDocuments.dll" ) );

	

Please let me know if you have further questions. Thanks!

[derekcohen]

hmmm. So I create a macro so that with my 30 open documents I can just select them with the document list on the left and do away with the tabs.

Great! I end up with 30 separate document windows. Not what I either expected or wanted. I’d assumed that

editor.EnableTab = false;

would just hide the tabs.

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