OptionalcondensedCondensed (detached) layout: the strip is separated from the grid — e.g. stacked under the
scrollbar on a small screen. The selected tab uses a plain rounded tab (rather than the
inverted, open-top shape that reads as part of the grid above) and the scroll buttons are
hidden. When false (default) the strip reads as an extension of the grid.
OptionaldisabledIf true, the tab strip is disabled.
OptionalonCalled on a sheet tab's context-menu (right-click) event, after that tab has been selected.
The strip itself renders no menu — a host provides one (e.g. the MUI strip's SheetTabMenu).
OptionalreadIf true then the tab strips can not be modified but can still be selected.
OptionalrenderOptionalrenderOptionalrenderScroll-button renderers forwarded to the underlying TabStrip. A host can inject
styled variants (e.g. the MUI strip's tooltip-wrapped buttons). Only the "edge" button is
currently rendered by TabStrip; start/end are accepted for parity. Pass null to suppress
a button (as the strip does for all three in condensed layout).
OptionalrenderOverride how each sheet tab renders. Defaults to a plain SheetTab. A host with its
own tab chrome (e.g. the MUI strip's ripple surface) supplies this rather than re-forking
the whole strip. The sheet, inverted and (when onTabContextMenu is set)
onContextMenu are provided; anything else is the underlying TabStrip tab props.
OptionalseamDraw the strip's segment of the seam framing the grid along its top edge. Off when the row above already draws that seam and nothing visible sits between them: the stacked layout on a touch device, where the scrollbar track is invisible and the tabs would get a second line 2px under the first.
The workbook. Required — the strip renders this workbook's sheets and cannot function without it.
A table tab strip that operates on an IWorkbook.