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TabBar

Struct TabBar 

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pub struct TabBar {
    pub tab_width: i32,
    pub min_tab_width: i32,
    pub max_tab_width: i32,
    pub height: i32,
    pub scroll_offset: i32,
    pub visible_width: i32,
    pub close_button_size: i32,
    pub hovered_tab: Option<TabId>,
    pub hovered_close: Option<TabId>,
    pub dragging_tab: Option<TabId>,
    pub drag_offset_x: i32,
}
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Visual tab bar state for rendering

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§tab_width: i32

Width of each tab in pixels

§min_tab_width: i32

Minimum tab width

§max_tab_width: i32

Maximum tab width

§height: i32

Height of the tab bar

§scroll_offset: i32

Scroll offset for many tabs

§visible_width: i32

Total visible width

§close_button_size: i32

Close button size

§hovered_tab: Option<TabId>

Hovered tab (for visual feedback)

§hovered_close: Option<TabId>

Hovered close button

§dragging_tab: Option<TabId>

Tab being dragged

§drag_offset_x: i32

Drag x offset

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impl TabBar

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pub fn new(visible_width: i32) -> Self

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impl Default for TabBar

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fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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impl Freeze for TabBar

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impl RefUnwindSafe for TabBar

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impl Send for TabBar

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impl Sync for TabBar

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impl Unpin for TabBar

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impl UnwindSafe for TabBar

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