Thanks Jeremy. Nice, clean and mostly straight-through :)
See Brian, I told you someone more experienced with the bitmap module
would be able to provide a simple-ish way to do it.
We're here to help :)
Jason P.
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Trying again without a .zip file attachment.
Robert May wrote:
Here's another way. I've had an investigation of Icons and Bitmaps on
my TODO list for a long time. I've learned a lot doing this, but not
yet enough to start to think about how to integrate these sort of
features into
Thanks everyone!!! I knew that as usual you'd come through!
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Hi all,
I'd like to be able to have an icon (displayed in the system tray) that is
created On the fly. Something like the W2K/XP task manager icon, but with
text indicating the percentage overlaid.
I know that I could do this by creating 100 discrete icons, but what a pain
this would be.
Remember, you're using perl. Technically speaking *anything* can be done
:p
I'm sure one of the more accustomed BitmapInline people can set you up.
Either by creating the image or by loading the icon from a file, this
can be done.
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You're right, it's perl, so it can be done :-) I'm also a strong believer
in the perl methodology (mentioned several times in the Camel book) of
laziness :-)
I'd like to avoid using a icon file (except maybe a template file), because
I think that I would end up with way to many discrete icon
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Remember, you're using perl. Technically speaking *anything* can be done
:p
BTW, if anything can be done, I am interested if there is a way of
creating an mp3 player in perl that doesn't need another program for
communicating with the sound card. How it is
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