It's for UiBinder. Tab class provide easy syntax on UiBinder.
Example: {@code Typically Tab huhuhu hahha } CustomTab Tab } }
@since 2.0.4.0
@author ohashi keisuke
{@code} } Note that this class ultimately extends {@link UIColumn} because the {@link TabView} class ultimately extends {@link UIData} (which handles children of type {@link UIColumn} in a special manner). In fact, the JavaDoc description forthe {@link UIData} class states that _ONLY_ children of type {@link UIColumn} should be processed by associated{@link Renderer} classes. One of the most important benefits of extending {@link UIColumn} is that the {@link UIData#getClientId()} method will append the rowIndex during iteration over a {@link DataModel}, ensuring that each rendered {@link Tab} will have a unique clientId.
@author Neil Griffin
TabSet.create({
tabs: [
{title: "tab1", pane: "pane1"},
{title: "tab2"}
]
});
And in XML:
<TabSet>
<tabs>
<Tab title="tab1" pane="pane1"/>
<Tab title="tab2"/>
</tabs>
</TabSet>
TODO: move this to another package? @author Peter De Bruycker
Default {@link #getZclass}: z-tab. (since 3.5.0) @author tomyeh
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