I know you can test if a Win32::GUI window has been minimized, but can
you run a sub if a DOS window has been minimized?
Roger Mayfield
ok, I found a method within the Win32::GUI called IsVisible to test
whether the window is visible or not, but this means whether the window
is hidden or
Hi all
Is there a way to disable the LWIN/RWIN default action of popping up the
windows start menu? (and how about enabling them again afterwards?)
Any pointers would be helpful. Many thanks in advance.
Steve
Glenn Linderman wrote:
Console is the correct name for what you are calling a DOS window.
That might help you find relevant documentation.
However, consoles are quite different in behavior than other windows,
apparently even having their own process to handle them, and the
message sequence
if ($DOS = minimized) { Win32::GUI::Hide($DOS); }
Try
if ($DOS-IsIconic) { Win32::GUI::Hide($DOS); }
You are the man! That worked! Now, can someone further explain what
an
Iconic window is? I would have never had thought that Iconic meant
minimized and if I did, I could have found this solution by googling
Iconic I'm sure.
In Windows 3.1 and earlier, running programs minimized to icons
Okay, I've almost got Win32::GUI working with Net::IRC using threads.
I'm getting an error though and I have no idea what it means:
thread failed to start: DBD::SQLite::db table_info failed: handle 2 is
owned by thread 2240bc not current thread 2270a2c (handles can't be
shared between threads
The only way I have got this to work is to open the database connection
in the thread.
Steve Lloyd
http://www.basgetti.com
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Roger,
Steve is right. As a user of SQLite, I know that the DB handles are not
thread safe, and you will need to move the opening context into each of
the threads, not globally copying it. Keep in mind that there may be
certain delays in place if the 2 threads access the DB at the same time.
I
Roger,
Steve is right. As a user of SQLite, I know that the DB handles are not
thread safe, and you will need to move the opening context into each of
the threads, not globally copying it. Keep in mind that there may be
certain delays in place if the 2 threads access the DB at the same time.
I
Hi,
I am trying to create a program using Win32::GUI that uses more threads. A
few threads should connect to a server and download data permanently, and
other threads should updated some list views with that data
For doing this I need to use threads::shared and share some variables like
$Win and
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