Last month Eric Hansen was asking about adding scroll bars to windows - I
have found myself in the same situation. Like Eric I can add scroll bars to
a window, but I cant work out how to use them. I have searched through the
docs and the web but cant find anything. Any ideas?
I am trying to
Aldo,
How do you want them submitted - via this list or via sourceforge?
Cheers,
jez.
From: Aldo Calpini [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Aldo Calpini [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Garside, Trevor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: perl-win32-gui-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [perl-win32-gui-users] CALL FOR
Maksim Golunov wrote:
Provide support for WinXP:
- WinXP control look
what do you mean by this?
I assume he means that buttons and other controls in the standard XP theme
have different colours, curved edges etc. Also, under XP, the window is a
physically a different size than the one
Im building a rich text string using RTF::Writer. I then pass this string
to a rich edit control (using the Text or ReplaceSel methods).
Under XP, the control displays the formatted rich text correctly (fonts,
colours etc). Under 98 the control displays the actual string.
As a get around
Hi,
From a selfish point of view, a grid control would be great:)
For the next release of win::gui could all 'third' party modules be included
in the builds - or, at least a link included to them in the docs? It took me
a while to release that there are some very useful modules out there, I
How I use messagebox:
return Win32::GUI::MessageBox($window, $text,
Warning, MB_YESNO | MB_ICONWARNING | MB_DEFBUTTON2);
You need to have the window object passed in - I think that is why it is
returning nothing.
Cheers,
jez.
From: Steffen Mueller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Hi,
Have a look at http://perso.club-internet.fr/rocherl/Win32GUI.html
If you download the ActiveX control, you will find various examples of
displaying/editing HTML.
Cheers,
jez.
From: Hirosi Taguti [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: perl-win32-gui-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject:
All,
Ive got an ImageList that contains various bitmaps (which have masks -
thanks to Roelof Bos for help in getting the masks working). I want to use
this ImageList in TabStrips, Treeviews and Listviews. If the ImageList is
attached to the treeview and tabstrip, everything is fine (the
I had the same problem a while ago - I was also using 98. I was dynamically
creating an image which I then needed to display. I couldnt get it working
and had to use combination of Graphic and Win32::GUI::DIBitmap instead. I do
remember having some success in using a button, but not the label.
In XP, when I create a GUI in Perl, the background color is always white.
This looks very bad. How do I change the background color to the windows
gray?
I believe this has been fixed in the new version of win::gui - but it hasn't
been release yet. For the time being, set the color of the
::GUI::Class-new(-name = classxpcolour,-color =
16),
);
$loginInfoBox-Show;
Win32::GUI::Dialog();
From: Howard, Steven (US - Tulsa) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Jeremy White [EMAIL PROTECTED],Howard, Steven (US - Tulsa)
[EMAIL PROTECTED],perl-win32-gui-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject
a big difference between creating a new class:
-class =Win32::GUI::Class-new(-name = classxpcolour,-color = 16),
and set an option (-color)!
See the Win32::GUI documentation for Class...
Regards
Gabor
- Original Message -
From: Howard, Steven (US - Tulsa) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Jeremy White
I found the answers to a few of these, and a little more info. Still need
help with some of them.
Not sure I can help, but here is my 2 pence worth.
Still haven't found a way to do this. Maybe if I could find a way to set
the font of an item, and use a monospaced font... how does Windows do
Still having this issue. It looks bad, certainly, but it's still
usable.
Not suitable for any kind of professional software, though :/
The only time I had similar behaviour was when I was using a tabstrip on
the
same window as the treeview - does this apply to you?
Yes, this is the
Aldo,
Any news on the new build?
Cheers,
jez.
From: Aldo Calpini [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Aldo Calpini [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Fred P. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: perl-win32-gui-users@lists.sourceforge.net, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [perl-win32-gui-users] [Win32::GUI] List of missing
From: Johan Lindstrom [EMAIL PROTECTED]
How about a Wiki for this? That way we can keep all tips and tidbits of
code mentioned on these lists in an organized fashion.
Show of hands for the Wiki idea? Good? Bad?
I may possibly already have created one, but I'm not sure it's the best
In a word, no - well, at least I never worked out how to get multiple
colours in a listview:)
Have a look at:
http://perso.club-internet.fr/rocherl/Win32GUI.html#Grid
It is certainly more flexible than a listview - not sure about the colours
though. Should be easyer to update aswell...
The problem is with the tabstrip - it may be counter intuitive, but create
the tabstrip last and your problems should go
cheers,
jez.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: perl-win32-gui-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [perl-win32-gui-users] Refreshing ListView with updated data?
Date: Wed, 18
All,
I have a window (created by the loft runtime) - it is relatively simple with
10 or so controls on it. From a users point of view it would be good if
multiple instances of this window could be opened (by clicking on a button
on the main window), with interaction based upon the state
All,
Do tool tips work? I've searched this list, and couldnt find a reference to
a working example?
If anyone could provide pointers, I would be grateful, and will update the
document project with an example.
Cheers,
Jez.
_
From: Glenn Linderman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Unfortunately, the examples that I have are not suitable for including
in documentation, as I pass things through a couple layers of wrappers
before it gets to a real Win32::GUI call. But the gist of it is just to
add
-tip = 'Configuration options
Jr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Jeremy White [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: perl-win32-gui-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: RE: [perl-win32-gui-users] Tooltips - do they work?
Date: Mon, 7 Jul 2003 07:18:09 -0400
Jeremy, try this. It works on my machine (Win2k, AP 626). Just mouse over
the button and the tip
With a bit of luck Im doing something stupid
I am using Win32::GUI::GetOpenFileName to let the user select a file - works
fine - however I cant seem to get it to work so that the user can select
multiple files.
Any ideas?
Cheers,
Jez.
Hi,
I use Loft, but I create the image list manually and add it to the various
controls that require it. If you want details, let me know.
Cheers,
Jez.
From: Magnone, Angelo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sourceforge. Net
(E-mail)perl-win32-gui-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Try -Hide
Cheers,
jez.
From: Arndt Pohlmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: perl-win32-gui-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [perl-win32-gui-users] How to close a Win32::GUI window with no
Dialog() running?
Date: Fri, 5 Sep 2003 11:59:17 +0200
Hi!
I needed to create a small window in my app in
Aldo,
Was just wondering about the status of the next release you mentioned at
Easter. Any plans to release it soon?
Cheers,
Jez.
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Not sure what you mean - the example bitmap in the samples folder resizes
the bitmap dymanically. Or you mean a progress bar of somesort?
Cheers,
jez.
From: Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: perl-win32-gui-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [perl-win32-gui-users] inline bitmaps
Date: Tue, 30
Hi,
Do something like this:
for (0..100) {
$Wmain-Progressbar-StepIt();
Win32::GUI::DoEvents();
#your work here
}
Cheers,
jez.
From: Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: perl-win32-gui-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [perl-win32-gui-users] progress bars
Date: Wed, 1 Oct 2003 15:13:13 -0700
Any ideas how to do this?
Cheers,
jez.
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All,
I need to be able to set and read the minutes and seconds for a date time
control, but from the XS code it looks like this is not possible (!?).
From the Microsoft documentation it looks like it would be straight forward
to add this functionality to the code below.
4) There needs to be some coordination with Aldo, perhaps, and he hasn't
responded publicly or privately to any of the email I've sent him regarding
bugs over the last couple years. Or is the community ready to proceed
without Aldo?
Did you or anyone get a reply from Aldo about the latest
I would be more than willing to bring the files together and serve
them up on jeb.ca
Erick, are you able to generate flat html files which could be included
automatically in new builds?
3) I'd be willing to incorporate patches into my version, if someone
identifies them, and sends me the
There were a couple of fixes for the splitter control that
were mentioned a
while back, I'll see if I can dig them out. I've also got a
small extension
to the datetime control that could go in to.
What did you do to the datetime? I have need to have a change event on
this control since
From: Steve Pick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Can anyone currently maintaining or debugging Win32::GUI add this to
GUI.xs?
It's a small change that lets you do SetParent() from Perl.
Sounds good - will be usefull for other things to - will help solve some of
my modal window issues:)
These three
Glenn,
Below are two new methods (GetDateTime and SetDateTime) for the datetime
control. They allow the setting and reading of the time component. I've also
included a simple example. I'll update the online documentation when you
have released the new build.
I tried to find the fix for the
From: Blair Sutton/Odey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My only problem is I don't really want to maintain a separate website to
keep the code, really it would be nice to add it as an extras feature to
Win32::GUI. I am willing to submit the code with some examples (still need
to write documentation -
] Destroying a window
Date: Fri, 21 Nov 2003 08:03:15 -0500
What about if you localize the creation of a window? For example, I
sometimes will use a sub that creates a window only when called and when
the
sub returns the window and any reference to it is undef?
-Original Message-
From: Jeremy
Hi,
All I can say is that DC/Paint does work - and quite well. Although it does
take a while to get your head around things. In the end I did go for using
GD as the graphics engine (along with DIBitmap) since there was a
performance issue using native windows drawing.
Below is an example
Hi,
Sounds like using parent/child windows should work for you - I do something
similar. To create a child window simply specify the parent (using
-parent) when creating the window.
Cheers,
jez.
From: Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: perl-win32-gui-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject:
From: Chris Wearn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a rather large GUI app that can take 20 seconds or more to load,
once
turned into an executable using ActiveStates PerlApp 5.2
During this time I wish to display a splash screen, provided by a
preliminary exe, which launches the main application exe,
Hi,
A couple of months ago I was planning on doing exactly that - I never got
round to doing it, but it is something that I may have to do in the next
couple of months. I use GD to draw my charts, and plot them onto the DC with
Win32::GUI::DIBitmap. There are several different approaches, and
From: Jonathan Southwick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have been wanting to do this forever myself but never was able to ...
until today!!!
I figured out a way to do it and its rather simple. You need to use
SendMessage though but it works.
Here is the answer:
$result = SendMessage($hWndControl,
I cannot manage to get a main windows background to properly change color
when using the following code:
Humm - it works for me - see code below. I get green window showing - what
do you get?
WinXP SP2
ActiveState 5.8.4
Win32::GUI 1.0
I'm on perl 5.6 - everything else the same.
Cheers,
Does not work on WinXP SP2, Perl 5.8.4 and Win32::GUI v1.0.3
Just normal grey background, even tried dropping the ::class and and
$winBackBrush as -background to ::Window - still no joy.
Just tried this under 5.8.6 and the window is gray.
Under 5.6 the window is green.
Both on xp SP2, and the
Hi,
the start_SSL() function fails only if the GUI is initialized with the
error
- SSL connect attempt failed.
If you haven't entered the dialogue phase there should be no reason why you
would get this error.
From a preliminary search I figured that Net::SSLeay (the underlying to
Yup the script works perfectly fine if no GUI is created.
I agree with Rob, using Win32-gui should not cause your problems, yet it
seems it is somehow - I'm a little concerned that something strange is going
on.
In fact I had no intention of writing a GUI as it served my purpose without
In this script timer not works. I know because event handler was never
executed (no output to console). But when I remove onTerminate
parameter when creating main window and use old event model
(mw_Terminate sub) then timer starts to work! Isn't it the bug?
No - I dont think so - try this:
use
Yes, it works. But what if I need 2 timers? And does it mean that OEM
and NEM can not be mixed?
The event handler receives two parameters, the first is the window, the
second is the name of the timer. See code below to see how this works. As
for OEM/NEM - you can mix them sometimes, but I
Can you explain how the -ontimer option works?
-onTimer = \T1_Timer,
The onTime is the event handler for all timers for a specific window. In the
example below, we're adding 4 timers to the window. When the timer is fired,
it's name is printed out. Does that help?
Cheers,
jez.
use strict;
Hi,
I'm trying to change the TextColor of a Coolmenu on _Deactivate and
_Activate of the parent-window to emulate the original IE behaviour.
Just so I understand what you are trying to do. Do you mean the change in
the menu colour (to blue) when the mouse moves over the menu buttons in IE?
I've tucked this code away to add to Coolbar.pm when I next get back to it.
For both of your examples I was getting an error on exit - invalid methods
on global destruction. Both were failing in onDeactivate event - to get
round it I had to add the following:
return unless $_[0];
to the
Hi,
Rob and I have been trying to track down a couple of issues, and we're not
sure if they are OS or Perl related. We would be greatful if you could run
the two scipts below and report back your findings. When you report back
could you include your OS, Perl and Win32-GUI versions.
Thanks,
In particular, there are 366 entries in the search space. A binary search
requires (at most) 9 probes for success and 10 probes for failure. This
seems better than the existing algorithm. What do you think?
I like the idea - in practise does this mean that win32-gui is noticeably
faster?
I'm trying to implement the StretchBlt function using a call to gdi32.dll
in order to fill the window with the image.
I've just added a feature request for this function to be supported natively
within Win32-GUI.
As a side note, many functions are straightforward to add (including this
Well, I have got close but I am not sure how to make the Drawn rectangle
transparent or how to dispose of the DC after I am through.. Any help
would be greatly appreciated.
You'll be glad to know, that the solution is straightforward:) It's probably
worth explaining a few things for the
Thanks Jez. Your suggestions seems to work except for the last thing. As I
move the cursor over windows, how do I repaint windows that no longer have
the cursor over them? Is there a way to get all the windows to repaint?
Disposing of the DC did not seem to do this?
Releasing the DC
In the following code, mouseMove is sent the label, and the x,y coridinates
of the cursor. But if you hold the cursor down and, while holding the
cursor down, move it to the corners of your screen, you will get invalid
$x, $y values..
This looks to me as is Win32::GUI is sending the wrong
Thanks for the reply. I may try to recompile ... just need to find
the time. I assume the fix is in the latest source? Do you know what
the actual fix is and/or if there is a simple way to correct it
without recompiling?
It's a straightforward process to recompile - the fix is in CVS, so
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 pissy/not working properly
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 Tooltip messages that
I had never actually bothered to make use of the _Notify until you
mentioned it, and realized that it is completely useless as it is *never*
fired. I am having serious problems even locating where such
Interesting - I'm getting the event firing. This control only works under
OEM - so maybe
Hmm
Well, I'm not using NEM in my code... could this be yet another classic 5.8
vs 5.6?
Looks like it is - just tried it under 5.8.7 and 5.6.1 - works fine under
5.6, but not 5.8.
I've attached my test code for you to test one your end if you get a
second.
Ok - running under 5.6 I
There are quite a few Win32::GUI functions like Win32::GUI::GetOpenFileName
that are built in but not listed on
http://perl-win32-gui.sourceforge.net
http://perl-win32-gui.sourceforge.net/docs/Win32/GUI/Reference/Methods.html
Cheers,
jez.
What does this NUMBER relate to? I have looked at the lists of windows
styles that other people have posted, but they are not numbers, they are
strings. I can't find anything in the Win32::GUI docs and I didn't see
any numbers in the generic windows stuff either. Lil' help? TIA.
The value for
This is probably a stupid question, but it wasn't
obvious (at least to me) from the Readme... I presume
I can't use a Cygwin build of the src with ActiveState
Perl, nor a VC6++ build with Cygwin Perl - is that
correct? Mingw builds can be used with ActiveState,
but not Cygwin? Or are all builds
Is it possible to define this sub Start_Click in package Test and get it
working so that the entire GUI code is hidden from package main?
Yes, by using NEM.
I did a search of the archives and i found something called NEM at
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=11271102 and at
oh no! what i meant was something like this:
sub StartClick
{
my $self = shift;
#Here $self is the button that was clicked.
#How do I access the window that this button is part of?
#I want to change certain parts of the window when the
#button Start is clicked.
}
Hi,
I'm trying to create two text fields, each with an UpDown control. I'd
like one box to scroll from .5 to 8.5 in .5 increments, and the other from
.5 to 11 in .5 increments.
When I buddy the control with the textfield, it appears that the control is
slightly taller than the textfield,
Hi,
Yes, that's very close to what I want. I don't need the dropdown part just
a standard, one-line Text box, but except for that, it's exactly what I'd
like.
See the example below - much of the code was cut pasted from one of my
apps, so it's not as clear as it could/should be, but it
Hi,
I have managed to sort out the workings for MY needs, but, I need to
generalize it for reusability. I haven't messed with the drag and drop of
files ONTO the treeview, as of yet, but that would most likely require drag
and drop support for the window itself, with a positive HitTest on the
Hi,
Hi, I'm having some trouble with DoModal and appropriate return values, and
I'm hoping someone can help me...
Once a window has gone modal (via -DoModal(1); ) return with -1 from an
event, and this will end the modal phase.
I had it mostly working. The issue is that after they would
Hi,
I noticed a tracker item Round Buttons
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detailaid=1303379group_id=16572atid=366572
With the description:
please set in feature round buttons
Could anyone provide a little more detail?
Cheers,
jez.
windows it manipulates. Is it possible to attach to a window/control
created by some other application? Say I have a handle of a main window of
Windows calculator. How do I turn it into Win::GUI object?
Interesting question. As a quick/dirty answer, yes it could be possible. The
basic problem
Hummm replying to my own post:)
windows it manipulates. Is it possible to attach to a window/control
created by some other application? Say I have a handle of a main window of
Windows calculator. How do I turn it into Win::GUI object?
Interesting question. As a quick/dirty answer, yes it
Or just merge their functionality, developer base, and the technical
prowess of the developers, to make both better, less redundant, and more
interoperative?
Lots of interesting idea's. I've just had a quick look at guitest.xs and
there does seem to be some over lap in functions (such as
Coincidentally, I've been working on a similar problem and was very
interested
to read this. My latest project involves using threads to perform lengthy
tasks,
but showing a progress bar with a 'Cancel' button on the main (or child)
window.
The problem is that the sharing of blessed variables
command that passes the $win object. when i run that
line, then i get a usage error that says only to pass
the msg and the coderef. does anyone have any idea
what's going on here?
#$win-Hook($win, WM_ENTERIDLE, \Idle($win));
Try:
$win-Hook(WM_ENTERIDLE, \Idle($win));
When called
Thanks for the reply, but I'm still getting the usage
errors with this script, no matter how I call Hook.
With the attached file, I tried these 3 ways of
calling it:
#$win-Hook($win, WM_ENTERIDLE, \Idle($win));
#$win-Hook(WM_ENTERIDLE, \Idle($win));
Win32::GUI::Hook($win,WM_ENTERIDLE,
Hi,
Interesting discussion on many levels. Impressive work. My 2 cents.
For an unrelated problem I did some research yesterday about when to use a
hashing algorithm verses a liner search or a binary search. Basically, I
have a list of strings - some times the list is small (less than 5 items)
Hi,
The Scintilla control (http://rocherl.club.fr/Win32GUI.html) has a few
issues running under 5.8.7 with the latest versions of Win32-GUI. The major
problem is that no events are returned.
I know what the problem is and have a 'hacked' a fix together for personal
use, but am posting it
The reason I mentioned that Jez may be in the same boat, was because he
installed the same version of Visual Studio and when I sent him toolbar.pl
he got the same error, although he also had MinGW to fall back on.
Just to confirm, I do have the same issue. I know next to nothing about
VC6:)
Hi,
All these modules are now in the Win32-GUI source repository:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/perl-win32-gui/
Cheers,
jez.
I have downloaded Win32-GUI-1.02.tar file from cpan.org http://cpan.org
website.I am trying to install this and i am not able install it its giving
an error message.Could any one of you tell the excat steps to install this
successfully.I am using 5.8.7.813 version of perl.
If you are using an
I'll include the handler and the scan function below, as both are
relatively short. Note that in the DoSCAN function, the scan button
(called $scan) is disabled right before the system call. When I click the
button, it is immediately disabled. So I know it's getting to that point.
But then
Hi,
I've just committed some changes to Scintilla, the main ones being that
events now fire for perl 5.8.x. This fix also solves a few issues where
Scintilla was crashing, again with perl 5.8.x. This module should work with
any version of Win32::GUI from V1.00 upwards.
I've also updated
A while ago, Rob and I were in a discussion about how to allow a single
compiled ppm of Win32-GUI to manage to work with all the available
features to a particular OS, dependant on the platform at runtime. There
is definitely a severe trick here in that for the most part, the
decision of which
The script below shows the problems I'm having
with InvalidateRect(). The script makes a RichEdit
move in tandem with a splitter.
When no InvalidateRect() is called in the Splitter_OnRelease(),
and the splitter is moved into the RichEdit area,
echoes of it are created in the RichEdit.
When
Is it possible to define a -onClick event for a menu instead of creating an
Menu_Click function?
File = File,
New = { -name = New,-onClick = sub
{handle_menu(@_, 1)} },
Open... = { -name = Open, -onClick = sub
{handle_menu(@_,
I have started using nem instead of oem just because it is new and I
think
that it might be better and might have some advantages, but is there a
practical reason for using nem instead of oem?
Sometime I feel that OEM is better because requires less coding...
To some extent the difference
For the Win32::GUI guirus (spelling intended:-)), is Win32::GUI thread
safe?
I'm not a guru, but if you want a rough answer:
Yes, Win32::GUI is thread safe. Well, sort off:) Rob May and I have had an
exchange of emails about how to make Win32::GUI thread programming easier,
after some
For a rough answer, that was very useful and interesting! These little
demo scripts are a goldmine of information. I have been using threads to
carry out background work while updating a progress bar in the main window
and providing a cancel button. It will be interesting to see Rob's
Hi all
Is there any easy way to include a file name requester (like when you Save
as... in a program) to allow you to return a filename for loading/saving?
I think I have seen it in my trawling through websites, but I cannot
remember where
Its like $configdata(name} is being expanded/substituted when I actually
press the button (using the last $configdata{name} value from the button
creation stage), rather than the parameter being expanded/substituted and
stored when i create the button. If I undef the %configdata, nothing is
It's been a while since I've installed Win32::GUI. When I download the
latest version it installed fine but there's errors with my code, which was
written when 0.0.558 was the latest. I have a copy of the ppd, etc, for
0.0.558 but I can't seem to install it.
There have been lots of changes and
It would be convenient to declare a groupbox and then identify the groupbox
as the parent control for other controls to facilitate positioning and
operations on the entire group (I think this would also be useful for
tabstrips, per the question the other day). The example below shows how
moving
I use:
$mainContainer = new Win32::GUI::Window(
-name = 'Container',
-width = 800,
-height = 500,
-pos = [0, 310],
-parent = $mainwin,
-popstyle= Win32::GUI::WS_CAPTION | Win32::GUI::WS_SIZEBOX,
-pushstyle = Win32::GUI::WS_CHILD |
I am using some scanning software that can provide me with a handle to a
DIB (Device Indep. Bitmap according to the documentation). What I'd like
to do is display this directly on the screen in a label, or another
suitable element. I'm not very clear on exactly what a handle is (except
that
BTW, has anyone played with Windows transparency in Win32::GUI; the
ability to make a window 50% transparent so that windows under the top
window will still be visible? I've played with it some using VB5, but on
W2K it causes a BSOD when combined with a notify icon. I've never really
I do have another question: I'm writing a legend on the chart. Instead of
using 4 TextOut calls to write the legend on 4 lines, is there a way to do
it with one TextOut call. Also, is there a way to change the size of the
text? I see that there is a way to retrieve the size of a string
i am running: perl 5.8.6
Locally applied patches:
ActivePerl Build 811
21540 Fix backward-compatibility issues in if.pm
23565 Wrong MANIFEST.SKIP
Built under MSWin32
Compiled at Dec 13 2004 09:52:01
Win32-GUI[1.0]
Win32-GuiTest [1.50.4]
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