David,
I can't see why you need to go in to the event processing loop at all for this.
Can't you just run your loop and then use a MessageBox window when an
error occurs?
If you wanted to give a status window you could create a window whose only
component was a label that you could modify in
Jake Skinner wrote:
How about placing gb on sourceforge?
Then we can have webspace, cvs, to do lists etc etc
I think adding it to the Win32::GUI project would be
fine. I can create a package for it, if David send me
the latest release (or remind me where can I find it :-).
cheers,
Aldo
Aldo (or anyone),
Can you put the compiled version of win32-gui available by ppm?
Thanks,
Joel Oliveira
Peter:
As I understand it, you must highlight a selection to enable that
radio button. Otherwise, it is assumed that the user wants to print
the entire portion.
B Smith
On 26 Dec 00, at 17:19, Peter Eisengrein wrote:
I saw a previous posting about using system("rundll32.exe
Hi Naika,
The following Tutorials will help you start programming in PERL.
Tutorials
*Learning Perl [2nd edition]
by Randal L. Schwartz and Tom Christiansen
with foreword by Larry Wall
*Learning Perl on Win32 Systems
by Randal L. Schwartz, Erik Olson, and
Hello All,
Can I get something like BrowseForFolder in the Win32:GUI?
Thanks,
Joel Oliveira
cut from methods.html
BrowseForFolder( OPTIONS )
Displays the standard ``Browse For Folder'' dialog box. Returns the selected
item's name, or undef if no item was selected or an error occurred.
Note that BrowseForFolder must be called as a standalone function, not as a
method.
Example:
Where can I get this file (documentation)?
# cut from methods.html
# BrowseForFolder( OPTIONS )
# Displays the standard ``Browse For Folder'' dialog box. Returns
# the selected
# item's name, or undef if no item was selected or an error occurred.
#
# Note that BrowseForFolder must be called as
nmake for windows:
ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/Softlib/MSLFILES/nmake15.exe
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