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Remove Doxygen warnings in processing of class Fl_Tabs

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ManoloFLTK 2023-08-31 12:41:02 +02:00
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FL/Fl_Tabs.H
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@ -180,14 +180,14 @@ struct Fl_Menu_Item;
When the combined width of the tabs exceeds that of the Fl_Tabs widget, the
tabs will overflow. Fl_Tabs provides four options for managing tabs overflow:
- \ref OVERFLOW_COMPRESS: proportionally compress the tabs to the left and right
- Fl_Tabs::OVERFLOW_COMPRESS: proportionally compress the tabs to the left and right
of the selected tab until they all fit within the widget.
- \ref OVERFLOW_CLIP: clips any tabs that extend beyond the right edge of the
- Fl_Tabs::OVERFLOW_CLIP: clips any tabs that extend beyond the right edge of the
Fl_Tabs widget, making some tabs unreachable.
- \ref OVERFLOW_PULLDOWN: doesn't compress the tabs but instead generates a
- Fl_Tabs::OVERFLOW_PULLDOWN: doesn't compress the tabs but instead generates a
pulldown menu at the right end of the tabs area, displaying
all available tabs.
- \ref OVERFLOW_DRAG: maintains the tabs' original sizes, allowing horizontal
- Fl_Tabs::OVERFLOW_DRAG: maintains the tabs' original sizes, allowing horizontal
dragging of the tabs area using the mouse, a horizontal mouse wheel,
or the horizontal scrolling gesture on touchpads.

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src/Fl_Tabs.cxx
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@ -801,8 +801,8 @@ void Fl_Tabs::draw() {
only if they are not compressed/overlapping.
\param[in] x1 horizontal position of the left edge of the tab
\param[in] h2 horizontal position of the following tab
\param[in] w, h width and height of the tab
\param[in] x2 horizontal position of the following tab
\param[in] W, H width and height of the tab
\param[in] o the child widget that corresponds to this tab
\param[in] flags if bit 1 is set, this tab is overlapped by another tab
\param[in] what can be LEFT, SELECTED, or RIGHT to indicate if the tab is to