How can I distinguish between buttons, checkboxes and radiobuttons on the
screen if I asking for their classname?
I tried this:
foreach $child (keys %{$Win}) {
if ($child =~ /^-/) {
next;
}
($name) = Win32::GUI::GetClassName($Win-{$child});
Title: Using Win32GUI with Perl 5.005
Hello -
I'm unable to compile Win32::GUI with Perl 5.005_03.
The error I get when I try to compile it is:
GUI.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol __imp__itoa
GUI.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol __imp__ltoa
GUI.obj :
Hi =;^D,
I'd know how to create a window which will stay always on top over all
others windows (even if they are from another program)...?
If it's possible of course
Thank you !
ps: Aldo thank you for treeview's tips, it works fine ! :))
Frederic Descamps
Origin ICA - QAD Service Line
christopher paul wrote:
Now maybe this will offend some of you, if it does, please
forgive me, delete this message from your email program, and
if necessary, never read my posts again.
and if we get very offended we could even blow your house down
and steal all your money from the bank and tell
Has anyone else noticed that the double click event for
a button does not work. The click event works, but the
double click event does not. Is this a bug, something
just not coded yet, or is this a windows GUI standard?
Eric
Just another Perl hacker (i.e. Aldo's signature puzzle)
Descamps, Frederic wrote:
Thanks, but I'd when I double click on an Item of the tree, it displays me
the text of that Item.
ok, so it's different :-)
the event in this case is DblClick(), but it gets nothing on
input, so you can use SelectedItem() (eg. when you double click
on an item, the first
Descamps, Frederic wrote:
Hello,
Can somebody tell me how can I'll know wich item I click in a treeview
object ?
the docs can ;-)
NodeClick(NODE)
Sent when the user clicks on the specified NODE of the TreeView.
example:
sub Tree_NodeClick {
my($node) = shift;
my
]]
Sent: mardi 20 juillet 1999 10:09
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [perl-win32-gui] Using TreeView...
Descamps, Frederic wrote:
Hello,
Can somebody tell me how can I'll know wich item I click in a treeview
object ?
the docs can ;-)
NodeClick(NODE)
Sent when the user clicks
y, July 16, 1999 8:40 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: [perl-win32-gui] text color
I created a DialogBox with a color text. The problem is when another window
(e.g. command prompt shell) covered the DialogBox and is dragged it out so
the DialogBox is shown up, the color text is disapp
Hello,
Can somebody tell me how can I'll know wich item I click in a treeview
object ?
Thanks,
Frederic Descamps
Origin ICA - QAD Service Line
B-1930 Zaventem
*: +32 2 712 3863
GSM: +32 95 69.86.68
*: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
David Hiltz wrote:
Let's say I have a button in a window and all I know is the
location of the button. I can use 'WindowFromPoint' to
return a handle on the button, eg.
$OBJ = Win32::GUI::WindowFromPoint($x,$y);
My problem is I can't manipulate the button using the
returned
:RE: [perl-win32-gui] text color
Give this code a try if you get a chance.
sub Window_Activate {
$W-BeginPaint();
$W-SetBKMode(1);
GUI::SetTextColor($W,255);
$W-TextOut(100,35
Let's say I have a button in a window and all I know is the
location of the button. I can use 'WindowFromPoint' to
return a handle on the button, eg.
$OBJ = Win32::GUI::WindowFromPoint($x,$y);
My problem is I can't manipulate the button using the
returned handle, eg.
Im interested...
This attached patch includes all 3 of Paul Moores patchs and one of my
own which fixes build 340 for compilation under threaded perl 5.005.03
and adds in 2 additional events and one method:
BN_PUSHED,
BN_UNPUSHED,
GetDlgItem
I made the diff using Cygwin's diff. If there
I created a DialogBox with a color text. The problem is when another window
(e.g. command prompt shell) covered the DialogBox and is dragged it out so
the DialogBox is shown up, the color text is disappeared. I can only see
the DiaglogBox with the color text again, if I cover another window on
ow_Terminate {
GUI::Show($DOShwnd);
return -1;
}
# End Script
-Original Message-
From: Moore, Paul [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, July 16, 1999 3:28 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject:RE: [perl-win32-gui] Win32::GUI Tutorial, part 1
Fro
Please can people give me their reactions! Is this sort of thing useful?
Is it reasonably well structured? For the new users, does it explain
things well? (Show it to your friends!!) For the experts, is it
accurate?
hey paul,
good stuff! if i had money i'd employ you :-)
(line 122, you made
From: Moore, Paul
The problem is that GetWindowRect() returns screen co-ordinates. The
documentation for SetWindowPos says that it requires *client*
coordinates. Now, it looks like it actually requires screen
coordinates for top-level windows (centring the main window
on the screen
The Change() method writes spurious debug information to the console. It
has a couple of #ifdef statements where the # is not in column 1, which
seems to confuse Visual C++.
Patch attached, apply after my previous two.
Hope this helps,
Paul Moore.
PATCH2
Attached is my second Win32::GUI script (and my first go at events)...
There are two things I don't feel I've got right. First, in the Resize
event code, I am referring to the global variable $main directly. Is
there a way to get at "the window/control to which this event applies"
*without*
Below is a complete program that shows
how to allow the user to change colors in a
textfield on the fly. enjoy!
# Eric Hansen, ITSi, Dallas, TX July 1999
use Win32::GUI;
use Time::localtime;
# Hide the Dos Window
($DOShwnd, $DOShinstance) = GUI::GetPerlWindow();
GUI::Hide($DOShwnd);
please find attached build 340 of Win32::GUI.
some notes:
*
I've changed the versioning style, it comes now as
0.0.340 (0.0. means Beta, 340 is the build number)
to accommodate PPM requirements.
*
documentation is now produced in both pod and html
format in two separate subdirectories.
*
some
I'm trying to install this using PPM, and it seems that it only updates
.packlist. Is this correct?
/Chad
-Original Message-
From: Aldo Calpini [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, July 02, 1999 11:22 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [perl-win32-gui] Win32::GUI Build 340
please
Tower, Chad wrote:
Hi... I've noticed that if you call ComboBox:GetString() with a negative
index, it crashes the GUI. Should this be the case? I know it should not
be able to handle a negative index but it shouldn't CRASH, that's for
sure...
I've fixed it (for Listbox too :-). now it returns
Tower, Chad wrote:
Hi... I've noticed that if you call ComboBox:GetString() with a negative
index, it crashes the GUI. Should this be the case? I know it should not
be able to handle a negative index but it shouldn't CRASH, that's for
sure...
oh, and BTW, thanks for the tip! ;-)
__END__
#
Khoa Doan wrote:
Does anyone know how to place a cursor in a text field or in a text box ?
$Window-textfield-SetFocus();
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
print sort {$_{$a} cmp $_{$b}} values %{{split undef,
"xritajbugne fahokem csuctawer jhdtlrnpqloevkshpr"}};
Tower, Chad wrote:
No problem... thanks for the great module! I love it! I can't wait for
the
next build and the documentation. If you need any help with the docs,
please, let me know. I would love to contribute in any way I can.
I need a *lot* of help! :-)
for example, writing FAQs.
from
Khoa Doan wrote:
Does anyone know commands to capture an information which is entered in a
text field and display it ?.
$capture = $Window-textfield-Text;
print $capture;
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
print sort {$_{$a} cmp $_{$b}} values %{{split undef,
"xritajbugne fahokem csuctawer
Tower, Chad wrote:
Thanks... but where in the module is the code for this method? I was
looking and looking in it and still haven't found it...
GUI.xs
search for "METHOD:Text("
(it's C code, BTW)
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
print sort {$_{$a} cmp $_{$b}} values %{{split undef,
"xritajbugne fahokem
Hi,
Does anyone know how to place a cursor in a text field or in a text box ?
Khoa D.
Hi,
Does anyone know commands to capture an information which is entered in a
text field and display it ?.
Thanks,
Khoa D.
Thanks... but where in the module is the code for this method? I was
looking and looking in it and still haven't found it...
/Chad
-Original Message-
From: Aldo Calpini [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 30, 1999 8:46 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [perl-win32-gui
A new font was added to make the data easier to see.
Eric Hansen
# Name:dbgrid.pl
# Purpose: Database grid application (Perl Win32::ODBC,GUI)
# Author: Eric Hansen, Copyright 1999, Information
# Technology Services, Inc. Dallas, TX
# Contact: [EMAIL
By default, a Window has a title bar, the usual minimize/maximize/close
buttons, a system menu (the button on the top left corner) and resizable
borders. A DialogBox is very similar, except that by default it cannot be
resized and it doesn't have the minimize and maximize buttons. The main
You can comment out or remove the -style = ws_sysmenu
and that will give you an exit button in the the top right corner.
You will also see a ? button next to it. That is used for
tooltips. If you click it, then click a control, it can give you
context sensitive help, but you have to know how to
Something important I forgot to mention is the
textfields(other controls) must be child to a
dialog instead of a window as in:
use Win32::GUI;
# Hide the Dos Window
($DOShwnd, $DOShinstance) = GUI::GetPerlWindow();
GUI::Hide($DOShwnd);
# must define as DialogBox not Window or else tabs won't
How do you set up tab keying from one text field to another? How do you set the order?
BTW the info on field character limiting was great, thanks :-)
Paul Connell
application/ms-tnef
Thanks, Eric :-) It works, but know the exit and maximize, minimize and other bits
have gone. Any way to get them back. Is it the style option? What are the options
for style?
(ask a lot of questions, don't I? Its just because I've almost finished my app :-)
Paul Connell
ly what
they signify.
/Chad
-Original Message-
From: Aldo Calpini [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, June 25, 1999 3:54 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [perl-win32-gui] Documentation!
Paul Connell wrote:
Seriously, when I try to find out what a tabstop is etc. [TBD] does not
he
Aldo Calpini wrote:
I found an easier way ;-)
this will limit your textfield to 8 chars:
$W-BeginDate-SendMessage(197, 8, 0);
197 stands for EM_SETLIMITTEXT.
to know how many characters you've limited, use:
$limit = $W-BeginDate-SendMessage(213, 0, 0);
That is good to know because
Paul Connell wrote:
Seriously, when I try to find out what a tabstop is etc. [TBD] does not
help.
it wasn't meant to help. TBD stands for To Be Documented ;-)
I understand documentation is important, but remember that the module itself
is
in Beta! I'm throwing it out mainly to experiment naming
Hi,
Please, remind me how to unsubscribe this mailing list.
Thanks,
Hoang
Moore, Paul wrote:
I wouldn't. Everyone ends up exporting the same constants.
you're right. but how would you implement and/or document a
function like GetSystemMetrics? it's a *real* pain...
a possible answer could be: let power users find their way
alone, and for the rest of us... give a hint
Can anyone please send me an example of how they have
successfully implemented the GUI:Tooltip package? I know
that it is built into the Win32::GUI::GetOpenFileName method
dialog box since I can click the question mark (?) in the upper
right corner of that dialog box and then click an object on
Documentation!
How is the documentation of the module going... I don't know if I have an old version
of it, but if I see another [TBD] I think I'll kill somebody :-) Seriously, when I
try to find out what a tabstop is etc. [TBD] does not help. Not being pushy or
anything, I realise the
Can anyone please send me an example of how they have
successfully implemented the GUI:Tooltip package? I know
that it is built into the Win32::GUI::GetOpenFileName method
dialog box since I can click the question mark (?) in the upper
right corner of that dialog box and then click an
Heh... I'm thinking the same thing. I'm seeing code in the samples that
does not really make some things obvious for me. An example:
$HasImages = $Options-AddMenuItem(
-text = "Images",
-item = 8,
-id= 7,
-name = "HasImages",
-state = 8,
);
What are the
Tower, Chad wrote:
Hi... I've been trying to get the GUI module mentioned in the welcome
message installed. It seems to be quite old and not documented, though...
where is the lastest build?
http://jenda.krynicky.cz/
(damn, I really should update my webpage, I know ;-)
Is it documented so
Glenn J. Christman wrote:
Thanks so much for your quick reply!
I figured there'd be an easy way to do it.
Is there more documentation on the Win32::GUI::GetSystemMetrics function?
I
didn't see much in the HTML docs. (or did I just miss it?).
no, unfortunately it's not there.
it's fairly
DBGrid.pl is a Win32-GUI, Win32-ODBC generic
database grid application that allows the user to
browse the rows and columns of a database. The
user can resize the window and resize individual
columns of data. DBGrid.pl can be found at:
http://www.roth.net/perl/scripts/
Regards,
Eric Hansen
When trying to programatically limit the number of characters entered
into a textfield, I learned that you can't use the CHANGE event to do
that since you will be in an endless loop (I guess). If I used the
substr() function and then set the text property to this sub string, it
appeared that
From: Aldo Calpini [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Question to the list: it is a Good Thing to export the thousands of
constants in the WINUSER and WINGDI include files? it would
surely help
C programmers that are already familiar with those constants,
but it is worth the going?
I wouldn't.
I am trying to locate the gentleman who recently (about 2 months ago)
discovered the bug in the Timer function of Win32::GUI. He works for a
company which sells a Perl compiler for UNIX. If anyone knows whom I am
referring to, please email me.
Thanks,
Tim Haakenson
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
timh wrote:
I am trying to locate the gentleman who recently (about 2 months ago)
discovered the bug in the Timer function of Win32::GUI. He works for a
company which sells a Perl compiler for UNIX. If anyone knows whom I am
referring to, please email me.
You must be looking for Indy
Hi... I've been trying to get the GUI module mentioned in the welcome
message installed. It seems to be quite old and not documented, though...
where is the lastest build? Is it documented so that a novice like myself
can get it in and working?
/Chad
Hello perl-win32-gui,
and again, who can help me with submenu ?
it is error in Win32:GUI or sumething else ?
i try script:
---
use Win32::GUI;
$M = new Win32::GUI::Menu(
"File" = "File",
" Open" = "Open",
" S
Greetings,
This is hopefully a baisc question, I'm new to the Win32::GUI module.
Can someone advise me how I can get basic display information from the
system, like the screen height width? I'm trying to have a window
pop up in the center of the screen no matter what screen size, so I need
Glenn J. Christman wrote:
Greetings,
This is hopefully a baisc question, I'm new to the Win32::GUI module.
Can someone advise me how I can get basic display information from the
system, like the screen height width? I'm trying to have a window
pop up in the center of the screen no matter
Aldo wrote:
Youre welcome, but remember that TK has the advantage of being cross
platform.
Philip A. Larson wrote:
Is their any conceivable way that the GUI module could be made cross
platform?
As in working with WINE? http://www.winehq.com
Garrett
Youre welcome, but remember that TK has the advantage of being cross
platform.
Aldo,
Is their any conceivable way that the GUI module could be made cross
platform?
Thanks,
Phil Larson
-Original Message-
From: Tobias Martinsson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, June 12, 1999
the last time i looked at it, the TK stuff looks so damn dodgy on windows..
is this still the case? if so, it would be interesting if there was a
Win32::GUI::TkEmulate or some such thing
Youre welcome, but remember that TK has the advantage of being cross
platform.
]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf
Of Tobias Martinsson
Sent: Friday, June 11, 1999 5:38 PM
To: Perl-Win32-Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: GUI in Perl
Win32::GUI with example named dbfield or something similar is available
at http://Jenda.Krynicky.cz. Tk is another option of building GUI's
I did the .
perl makefile.pl
then tried.
nmake
but got.
D:\SystemBackup\PerlModuleZips\guinmake
Microsoft (R) Program Maintenance Utility Version 1.62.7022
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp 1988-1997. All rights reserved.
Skip blib\lib\Win32/GUI.pm (unchanged)
Skip
Output is as follows:
G:\perl -v
This is perl, version 5.004_02
Copyright 1987-1997, Larry Wall
Perl may be copied only under the terms of either the Artistic License or the
GNU General Public License, which may be found in the Perl 5.0 source kit.
G:\perl -MWin32::GUI -e "print
]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tuesday, June 01, 1999 7:39 PM
Subject: [perl-win32-gui] Trying 'nmake' i get.
I did the .
perl makefile.pl
then tried.
nmake
but got.
D:\SystemBackup\PerlModuleZips\guinmake
Microsoft (R) Program Maintenance Utility Version
on his site.
Jenda: Please let me know when you post the PPM.
Regards,
Indy Singh
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.perl2exe.com
-Original Message-
From: Jenda Krynicky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Friday, May 28, 1999 2:29 PM
Subject: Re: [perl-win32
-
From: Wical, Bart [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tuesday, June 01, 1999 12:34 PM
Subject: RE: [perl-win32-gui] Win32::GUI Beta 335 source
Did anyone post a binary version, sorry if I missed it.
-Original Message-
From: Aldo Calpini [mailto:[EMAIL
Hello all,
I'm using this command:
$MENU-{USETTINGS}-Enabled(0);
to enable and disable a menu item in a menu. However,
when I try to run a script using this syntax in
build 335 I get this error:
Your vendor has not defined Win32::GUI macro Enabled, used at test.pl line 749
. at
Timothy Thomas wrote:
In the Treeview.pl example program(attached) that came with win32::gui,
the options: lines, buttons and root lines do not work, does anyone know
what is the correct syntax for making this code work, the syntax:
$TV-Change(-lines = $HasLines-Checked); doesn't seem to make the
ROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Friday, May 28, 1999 5:13 PM
Subject: [perl-win32-gui] Printing TreeView
Has anyone done any work with printing a TreeView object?
Tim Thomas
In the Treeview.pl example program(attached) that came with win32::gui,
the options: lines, buttons and root lines do not work, does anyone know
what is the correct syntax for making this code work, the syntax:
$TV-Change(-lines = $HasLines-Checked); doesn't seem to make the
change properly.
Attached is a slightly modified Beta 335. It will now build without any
changes in the ActivePerl environment. A binary will follow in the next
message.
It contains the following changes:
1) Missing files added from Beta 332
Makefile.PL
guiperl.ico
manifest
2) Changes to GUI.xs
Contains fix
Has anyone done any work with printing a TreeView object?
Tim Thomas
Jonathan Southwick wrote:
It's me again with another question. Is there anyway to trap a
Cntrl-C and Cntrl-Break so that they are not sent.
I am trying to prevent a user from pressing these keys.
I've been playing with something like that for Win32::Console
sometimes ago, and I found that only
Does anyone know if you can use the SetItem command to rename a the -text
part of a treeview node? See code below for
exact syntax I am trying:
Any suggestions on how to change the text on a node
would be appreciated.
Tim Thomas
sub EditNode_Click
{
my($TVI) = $TV->SelectedItem();
if($TVI)
{
Philip A. Larson wrote:
Aldo,
I am getting a message that:
"Your vendor has not defined Win32:GUI macro RemoveItem, used at C:
\test.pl
line 42. at c:\perl\site\lib/Win32/GUI.pm line 361."
The documentation indicates that it exists. What am I doing wrong?
sorry Phil,
but I can't find it
]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 24, 1999 4:06 AM
Subject: [perl-win32-gui] No support for RemoveItem?
Aldo,
I am getting a message that:
"Your vendor has not defined Win32:GUI macro RemoveItem, used at
C:\test.pl
line 42. at c:\perl\site\lib/Win32/GUI.pm line 361."
The doc
Aldo,
I am getting a message that:
"Your vendor has not defined Win32:GUI macro RemoveItem, used at C:\test.pl
line 42. at c:\perl\site\lib/Win32/GUI.pm line 361."
The documentation indicates that it exists. What am I doing wrong? I have
attached the script called test.pl.
Thank You,
Phil
Max Kozlov wrote:
Hello perl-win32-gui,
How can i make readonly any of checkbox or other objects during
Dialog() ?
for ex.
sub Button_Click {
$Checkbox-SetReadonly(1);
}
maybe $Checkbox-Disable() is good for you...
cheers,
Aldo Calpini
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
is installed.
Regards,
Indy Singh
-Original Message-
From: Jonathan Southwick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Monday, May 10, 1999 12:14 PM
Subject: Re: [perl-win32-gui] Using Timer feature
Maybe the problem is with NT
Aldo, (or anyone else)Where can I get the source for Win32::Gui
beta 332 ?I checked the archives of this mailing list, but in the
archive it was notattached to the messages that posted
it.Indy
Thanks Tim! And Jenda! Installed like a charm...
- Original Message -
From: Tim Haakenson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 07, 1999 10:48 PM
Subject: Re: [perl-win32-gui] Anyone gotten Win32:GUI working with ActiveState build?
Kelley,
I am using the same
: Monday, May 10, 1999 7:04 AMTo: Perl
HelpSubject: [perl-win32-gui] Using Timer
feature
Well this is weird. I got the timer
feature to work with no problem on a Pentium 90. I used the exact same
script on a Pentium 233 and it doesn't work now.
This is a really odd
Well this is weird. I got the timer feature
to work with no problem on a Pentium 90. I used the exact same script on a
Pentium 233 and it doesn't work now.
This is a really odd quirk. Anyone else not
getting it to work on their Pentium machine?
Jonathan
Southwick
[EMAIL
Hello perl-win32-gui,
How can i make readonly any of checkbox or other objects during
Dialog() ?
for ex.
sub Button_Click {
$Checkbox-SetReadonly(1);
}
???
Best regards,
Max mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Max Kozlov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 07, 1999 8:29 AM
Subject: [perl-win32-gui] Button "-default" option
Hello perl-win32-gui,
is it works ?
$W-AddButton(
-name = "Simple",
-left = 5,
-top = 5,
-
Max Kozlov wrote:
Hello perl-win32-gui,
is it works ?
$W-AddButton(
-name = "Simple",
-left = 5,
-top = 5,
-text = "Click button",
-default = 1
);
when i set '-default=1' then i get "default" shape of button, but when i
press
Hello,
I haven't used Win32::GUI in a while, and I was wondering if
anyone's built it to work with ActiveState Perl and what all it took.
I'm currently using ActiveState Perl 5.005_03 build 515.
Kelley Phillips [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Programmer/Analyst, Info Tech, Inc.
- Original Message -
From: Max Kozlov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Aldo Calpini [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 07, 1999 9:49 AM
Subject: Re[2]: [perl-win32-gui] Button "-default" option
with -default, -ok and any of it's combinations i can't get Click() or
DblClick() even
]: [perl-win32-gui] Button "-default" option
Hello Aldo,
ïÿòíèöà, Ìàé 07, 1999, you wrote:
AC sheesh... I forgot to add (once again) that:
AC -ok
AC -default
AC -cancel
AC -tabstop
AC -group
AC are ONLY valid inside a DialogBox, not inside a Window.
how can i make
Hello Jonathan,
ïÿòíèöà, Ìàé 07, 1999, you wrote:
JS Could you show us some parts of your code? Could you include the code where
JS you create the window, the code where you add the buttons, and the code
JS where you test the buttons?
here is all of my code :)
---
Hello Aldo,
ïÿòíèöà, Ìàé 07, 1999, you wrote:
AC sheesh... I forgot to add (once again) that:
AC -ok
AC -default
AC -cancel
AC -tabstop
AC -group
AC are ONLY valid inside a DialogBox, not inside a Window.
how can i make DialogBox instead Window ? i don't found it in docu.
Kelley,
I am using the same version of ActiveState Perl, and Win32::GUI works
fine. In my opinion, the best way to install it is to use PPM. Jenda
has a site set up which will let you retreive it via PPM.
http://jenda.krynicky.cz/
Tim Haakenson
Kelley Phillips wrote:
Hello,
I haven't
Hello,
I haven't used Win32::GUI in a while, and I was wondering if anyone's
built it to work with ActiveState Perl and what all it took. I'm
currently using ActiveState Perl 5.005_03 build 515. Kelley
Phillips [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Programmer/Analyst, Info Tech,
Inc.
I didn't build it, I
Hello perl-win32-gui,
is it works ?
$W-AddButton(
-name = "Simple",
-left = 5,
-top = 5,
-text = "Click button",
-default = 1
);
when i set '-default=1' then i get "default" shape of button, but when i press
'Enter' i don't get
HI. I am trying to create a window that requires no interaction
between a user and itself.
Basically all I want it for is when a user clicks on a send button I want a
window to pop up
that says that the mail is being sent and to please wait. After the
mail is sent I want the
window to close.
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From: Tim Haakenson [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 1999 12:00 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [perl-win32-gui] Radio buttons etc.
I am having some problems, and would appreciate any help.
1) Is there any way to query the state of a radio but
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From: Tim Haakenson [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 1999 12:00 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [perl-win32-gui] Radio buttons etc.
I am having some problems, and would appreciate any help.
1) Is there any way to query the state of a radio b
I am having some problems, and would appreciate any help.
1) Is there any way to query the state of a radio button?
2) Is there any way to set the initial state of a radio button?
3) Is there anyway to initially set the selection the drop down portion
of a combo box?
4) What is a zero-based
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