tab_stack->cycle

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    - Classes
      - class tab_stack
        
        Send methods
        
        tab_stack->append
        
        tab_stack->cycle
        
        tab_stack->erase
        
        tab_stack->initialise
        
        tab_stack->layout_dialog
        
        tab_stack->on_top

tab_stack ->cycle: direction={next,previous}

Put the next or previous tab on top, skipping inactive tabs and wrapping around at the ends. A tab_stack does this itself on Control-Tab and Control-Page-Down (next) and Control-Shift-Tab and Control-Page-Up (previous) if no tab takes the key.