Umm, I know it's back there a bit, but you will find postings from
myself and Rob on this issue. There are even examples in the Win32::GUI
package for dragndrop operations.
If you can't locate it, let us know and I will dig up the files from my
own archives ( I have it somewhere)
Regards,
Waldemar Biernacki wrote:
Hello!
I've got the following code (at the end if the mail). Here I've got two
buttons: one to change label's text and other to change its visibility. The
text flip button works fine, whereas that connected with visibility
doesn't.
Could you show me error in my
I don't have it here at home, but i can provide you with something when
I get to work on Monday!
But, there are the basics you need to know:
NODE = item handle (int). these are used for all sorts of tracking and
is a parameter of 90% of the functions having to do with treeviews.
Click vs
Spot on to how I was thinking of doing it Glenn :)
Of course performance is an issue! Wish it was less of one, but hey.
So any other objects people can think of off the top of their head??
Jason P
Glenn Linderman wrote:
Sorry, that was a context free response. Perhaps I should have known
it into a
module yet.
Jason P.
Dev'd on
AS 5.8.7, Win32-GUI-1.02, XP SP2
ps- due to current restrictions on file extensions, the file has been
renamed. it is a zip file.
appbar.zip.rename
Description: Binary data
the statement.
I'm not sure how much help that is, but I havent used POE in depth, so
this is all I can offer you at this time.
Jason P.
in it as well. (As I am with any
nifty addition to win32-gui)
Jason P.
I found this in my draft box from a month or so ago, and thought those
involved in the upcoming release might be interested (or not) in seeing it.
Jason P.
-Original Message-
I cant be perfectly sure of the definition of the NOTIFYICONDATA
structure in place on the sources as of 1.02, but I
provide an example in the near future, as part of a whole.
Jason P.
such as CreateDragImage in Treeview.
Please note, that while portions CAN be implemented in OEM, they are
done here using the NEM model, which has per experience (personally
myself) provided a more accurate functionality to the desired result.
Jason P.
PS - hopefully shortly I will find the time to send
the window accordingly.
when mouseUp is fired, set $mouseIsDown to 0/-1/undef/your version of false.
viola.
there may be some other slightly more specfic, but unmentioned code
realting to the exact method by which you know how and where to move the
window to, but these are the basics.
Jason P.
.
If you are fast with your optical mouse, it may not fire at all, leaving
you with a constantly stuck down state.
Although it RightClick will always fire.
Hmm... Anyone else have this problem?
Jason P
on the treeview. (unless this is another of those 5.6 to 5.8
bugs from activestate).
Jason P
Ariel Serbin wrote:
thanks so much for the advice. this one really did
seem like it would be a huge pain. i'd love to see
the example, if you can spare the time...
-ariel
--- Jason P. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
under OEM - so maybe that's the problem?
Hmm
Well, I'm not using NEM in my code... could this be yet another classic
5.8 vs 5.6?
I've attached my test code for you to test one your end if you get a second.
Jason P.
##
use strict;
use warnings;
use Win32::GUI;
use Win32::GUI
a file, all lines have a single space inserted at the
beginning.
Jason P.
Robert May wrote:
The example attached shows a couple of ways of setting the tools for a
tooltip control and a couple of ways of setting the text. I haven't
the time to look at a tracking example right now but here's the basic
principle:
(1) Add the tool to the tooltip control with the
Robert May wrote:
Dominik wrote:
i dont get it.. is there one example how to use a simple tooltip -
not using the -tip = text option but creating a
Win32::GUI::Tooltip object somewhere around?
I am searching a way to display a tracking multiline tooltip from
one of my events ( a hooked
Jeremy White wrote:
Sometimes it fires the Activate, sometimes it doesnt...odd, and
annoying to have it grab the cursor away, if only for brief moments,
It can stop you typing at just the right time..
WinXP Pro SP2
AS perl 5.8.4 build 810
Win32::GUI 1.02
Any help in sorting out why its
Jeremy White wrote:
I'll do some fiddling with the API call although I admit I'm not the
most comfortable with making the directed calls to the API, but if it
works, it will be nice :)
While I have your ear regarding fancy features... Do you know of the
method to display those little
Submitting these values to Show in regards to a window does not always
work appropriately
$win-Show(SW_SHOWNA);
Herein lies an example sccript, along with an attached .ico file for use
with said script.
Sometimes it fires the Activate, sometimes it doesnt...odd, and annoying
to have it
I apologize for the format, my mail server decided to amazingly drop the
postmaster address for a couple of hours.
Jason P. wrote:
Brian Fredette wrote:
Greetings all.
I read in the group there was a bug submitted regarding the setting of
window background colors
(http://sourceforge.net
Steven Lloyd wrote:
I know that a horizontal slider can by created but is there a way to
create a vertical slider control using Win32::GUI? Does AddSlider
have such an option?
Steve Lloyd
http://www.basgetti.com
---
SF.Net email is
I know there is an old patch available to add DragDrop
capabilites to Win32::GUI, however it is OUTDATED as all, well, u
get the point. Has it been considered for integration with the main
package as of yet?
Jason.
I cannot manage to get a main windows background to properly change
color when using the following code:
my $winBackBrush = new Win32::GUI::Brush(-color = [0,255,0]) or
die(Could not create Brush\n);
my $clsWepEd = new Win32::GUI::Class(
-name = classWindowBack,
-brush
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