the last message I sent to the mailinglist returned with error:
911 Could not resolve Host domain for user: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I attach it to this one hoping that it gets through...
Bye,
Aldo Calpini
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ave a version that
will work with every perl build around (ActivePerl 5xx,
ActiveState 3xx, "core" 5.004 and 5.005) and to extend the
message processing and event triggering capabilities.
great things, but I didn't had time yet to make it real...
hope that's enough to keep you awake :-
Danny Hoffman wrote:
Hello,
Is there someone out there who can compile Win32-GUI for
use with perl 5.6?
I'm trying, but I get unexpected errors; I'll seek help in
Perl-Win32-Porters and will keep you informed.
cheers,
Aldo
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Perl-Win32-GUI mailing list has been established to
discuss the development, documentation and use of the
Win32::GUI perl module developed by Aldo Calpini, available
for download at http://www.divinf.it/dada/perl/gui/index.html
Joe, please update the link above
undef if the index
is out of bounds.
I'm actually at build 339, I'll send it very soon.
and very soon (I hope...) I'll also update my webpages :-)
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
print sort {$_{$a} cmp $_{$b}} values %{{split undef,
"xritajbugne fahokem csuctawer jhdtlrnpqloevkshpr"}};
Mike Kangas wrote:
That was fun. Very cool.
It will be a good toy to play with. Thanks
unfortunately I haven't received it (sad but true... ;-).
can someone please post it to me personally ?
bye,
Aldo
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
%_ = split undef, join ' ', qw(fahokem
xritajbugne csuctawer
that a novice like myself can get it in and working?
there is some... can not be called yet a full blown "documentation",
but we're on the way.
my best hint, after reading the HTMLs, is to play with the provided
samples, study them, modify them, use them and abuse of them ;-)
__EN
on
GridLayout.pm ;-).
we're very close to a release, if not today
tomorrow!
thank you all, I miss you :-(
cheers,
Aldo Calpini
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:
-style = WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE | 1,
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
print sort {$_{$a} cmp $_{$b}} values %{{split undef,
"xritajbugne fahokem csuctawer jhdtlrnpqloevkshpr"}};
Anthony George wrote:
I'm noticing memory use increasing if I move the mouse
cursor over a Win32::GUI::Window, it's almost like the
queue used to hold the mouse event is not getting
flushed or read
I'm actually working on it; it is in fact the main issue
that prevents me from releasing a
my freedom :-)
you can search it on M$'s site, docs should be available somewhere there...
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
print sort {$_{$a} cmp $_{$b}} values %{{split undef,
"xritajbugne fahokem csuctawer jhdtlrnpqloevkshpr"}};
eq "") {
$M-lblOne-Change( -foreground = [255,128,0]);
} else {
$M-lblOne-Change( -foreground = [0,0,0]);
}
# add here:
$M-lblOne-InvalidateRect(1);
}
bye! :-)
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
%_ = split undef, join ' ', qw(fahokem
xritajbugne
Textfields (and RichEdits):
-uppercase = 0/1
-lowercase = 0/1
-number = 0/1 # textfield accepts only digits
-autohscroll = 0/1
-autovscroll = 0/1
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
print sort {$_{$a} cmp $_{$b}} values %{{split undef,
"xritajbugne fahokem csuctawer jhdtlrnpqloevkshpr"}};
window of that class:
$MyWindow = new Win32::GUI::Window(
-name = "MyWindow",
-title = "My Window!",
-class = $MyClass,
# ...and so on
);
hope this helps.
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
print sort {$_{$a} cmp $_{$b}} values %{{spli
Dan Harrell wrote:
I have been using your Win32::GUI library to build a
chatterbox client for perlmonks.org. So far, it has worked
pretty well. One thing I have been unable to do is to move
to the bottom of a RichEdit field when I add new text. The
user must constantly scroll down in
0;
$MyFont = new Win32::GUI::Font(%MyFontData);
cheers,
Aldo Calpini
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'Enter' i don't get any event. why ?
the option you're looking for is: -ok = 1
bye,
Aldo Calpini
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can't find it mentioned in the docs...
the name for the function is "DeleteItem" :-)
bye,
Aldo Calpini
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webmaster wrote:
Hi,
I am using the following code to draw 2 line on a window (one above the
other).
$Window-BeginPaint();
$Window-MoveTo(0, 5);
$Window-LineTo(200, 5);
$Window-MoveTo(0, 7);
$Window-LineTo(200, 7);
$Window-EndPaint();
Can anyone please tell
# Aldo Calpini
%_ = split undef, join ' ', qw(fahokem
xritajbugne csuctawer jhdtlrnpqloevkshpr
); print map $_{$_}, sort keys %_;
# Aldo Calpini
print sort {$_{$a} cmp $_{$b}} values %{{split undef,
"xritajbugne fahokem csuctawer jhdtlrnpqloevkshpr"}};
child: ", ref $Win-{$child}, "\n";
}
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
print sort {$_{$a} cmp $_{$b}} values %{{split undef,
"xritajbugne fahokem csuctawer jhdtlrnpqloevkshpr"}};
and hack; not really suited for being productive.
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
print sort {$_{$a} cmp $_{$b}} values %{{split undef,
"xritajbugne fahokem csuctawer jhdtlrnpqloevkshpr"}};
-text = "Colors",
-style = WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE | $BS_GROUPBOX,
);
next version will have a regular Win32::GUI::Groupbox class for
this kind of widget :-)
cheers,
Aldo Calpini
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buttons.pl
AyssQlRda7xlnmy9b+20XBucOd4N/6CQO58BVnM2mMsz3M+czIf4IcJy4QRRFOdAf5+LGdIWIPPZ
Sh91gLpZ3U8r0NqBy6t1EbG6Fzw6bN5mvgQ8dvqspLfQ79PnIXPYxeTC3/pzQ5GbPIgs5ATBL1wj
PI58epq0HTm0LE+Xb5a3yr1UCnh2vMZoQe16WF66/qp+hXG7uQY47PR5Dr0fs5C5ApZcx14HRlrE
d I resend it normally.
sorry again... hope everything goes well this time!
If you agree I'll post it into my repository.
no problem, you're very welcome Jan (BTW, thank you :-)
Bye,
Aldo Calpini
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Win32-GUI.ppd
Win32-GUI.tgz
Khoa Doan wrote:
Does anyone know how to place a cursor in a text field or in a text box ?
$Window-textfield-SetFocus();
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
print sort {$_{$a} cmp $_{$b}} values %{{split undef,
"xritajbugne fahokem csuctawer jhdtlrnpqloevkshpr"}};
Max Kozlov wrote:
Hello perl-win32-gui,
How can i make readonly any of checkbox or other objects during
Dialog() ?
for ex.
sub Button_Click {
$Checkbox-SetReadonly(1);
}
maybe $Checkbox-Disable() is good for you...
cheers,
Aldo Calpini
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little bugfixes and some little new features
(not very much, been busy lately, sorry).
*
a new exciting sample is provided ;-)
it's called WinPPM, you can easily imagine what
it does (not finished yet...)
*
have fun!
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
print sort {$_{$a} cmp $_{$b}} values %{{split undef
Jake Skinner wrote:
I was thinking about implementing this with my own class,
however I have been unable to find doco on styles that I
can use.
not sure about what you're trying to implement.
you can put a TrackPopupMenu instruction inside a NotifyIcon
Click event, so there should be no need
Jake Skinner wrote:
Please explain a little.
take a look at PMX.pl in the samples directory,
TrackPopupMenu is used there.
(I'm lazy too ;-)
cheers,
Aldo
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Timmy Doyle wrote:
Hi,
I have used the Win32::GUI::Textfield instead of the tk text
widget but when I scroll all the data in the textfield becomes
distorted. Have you come across this problem before or do you
have any ideas how to solve it. Thanks very much for your help.
yes, it's a known
ex('00FF00'));
this sets the background color to green.
note that the hex() format for the color is expressed
as BBGGRR (BB=blue, GG=green, RR=red).
BTW, 1091 stands for EM_SETBKGNDCOLOR.
of course, it will be turned to a function ASAP ;-)
bye,
Aldo Calpini
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phew! I hope it's enough for now ;-)
BTW, the last (but not least) line of the TODO file says:
- write the documentation
bye,
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object, $handle and
$whatever.
the correct use (with the correct implementation, of course) is:
my $dlg_tpid = GUI::GetWindowThreadProcessId($handle);
eg. you must call it as a "standalone" function, not as a method.
hope this helps...
PS: more exciting news about the Win32::GUI mo
f bugfixes, enhancements and goodies
included are the PM and DLL file built with Perl 5.005_02
MsWin32-x86-object (hope you know where to put'em), the docs and
some samples; stay tuned for source code and more...
ENJOY!
bye,
Aldo Calpini
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David Welden wrote:
Please no flames. Is it possible to access the Win32:GUI
routines from another scripting language (JScript, VBScript,
etc.)? Not being an assembly language programmer, I cannot
cook this up myself, so any hints/code samples/etc. would
be appreciated.
it can be done with
ok folks,
I have a 5.6.0 (ActivePerl 613) PPM build for you!
you can type:
ppm install --location=http://dada.perl.it/PPM Win32-GUI
you can even type:
ppm set repository dada http://dada.perl.it/PPM
there's only Win32::Clipboard and Win32::GUI (5.6.0) for
now, I will add more stuff
Hogue, Jon T wrote:
probably off topic, but...
Is there a program to track what application is causing a
memory leak, or to detect if a specific program is causing such.
on NT, you open the Task Manager and diligently watch it
over time :-)
on 9x there should be a similar beast called
Ian Taite wrote:
I have a form with a listview working quite happily.
Before the form is shown, the listbox is filled with
data. How do I arrange for the first item shown in the
listbox to be selected before the form is shown?
If I have to use Win32-API to send the control a
message, how do
Jeremy Blonde wrote:
I'm trying to use an XML file to hold the properties
of the windows in my Perl script. (No major reason
for this, I just throught it would be a cool way to
learn how to use XML with Perl)
[...]
$WindowHandle = new GUI::DialogBox (
-name= $Hash{name},
-title
Chris Etzel wrote:
Why is it whenever I run ppm search after setting repositories
to locations that everybody says contains Win32-GUI it returns
to the prompt with a huge list of files, but no Win32. I have
tried for two days at
http://jenna.mccann.cz/perl/
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone tried using the GUI module with imported
OLE contants? I'm finding that if I try to use
something like
use Win32::GUI;
use Win32::OLE::Const ('Microsoft Excel');
some of my controls aren't defined. I've only noticed
it with RichEdit fields
beyond
my horizon.
bye,
Aldo Calpini
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2::API ;-)
But it's a way off yet - I've just started to look at the typelib
reading code.
it doesn't seems too hard at a first glance, you should just need
to implement ITypeLib and ITypeInfo interfaces...
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
print sort {$_{$a} cmp $_{$b}} values %{{split undef,
he samples directory, it
implements a quite complete interaction with a TreeView (eg.
clicks, double and right clicks, and keyboard).
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
print sort {$_{$a} cmp $_{$b}} values %{{split undef,
"xritajbugne fahokem csuctawer jhdtlrnpqloevkshpr"}};
Hogue, Jon wrote:
I want to code a yes-no window when my program incurrs
an error... But I can't figure out how that's supposed
to happen.
I can get the second window to appear that has a yes/no
button... but as far as I can figure, you have to exit
the submit_click subroutine before being
to write FAQs; many
things seem obvious to me, but of course is not the same for
first-time users.
the same considerations, more or less, apply to a decent tutorial :-)
PS. I'm CC'ing this to the list, hope you don't mind!
any contribution is very welcome :-)
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
print sort
)
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
print sort {$_{$a} cmp $_{$b}} values %{{split undef,
"xritajbugne fahokem csuctawer jhdtlrnpqloevkshpr"}};
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Below you can see a subroutine I use to select files out of a
list view based on some search string.
This works in that it goes through the items in the listview,
finds the ones that fit the criteria, selects them with the
$ListView-Select() function and when it's
you can call upon a Window
if you want tabstops (and accelerators) to be activated...
this way, DialogBoxes would be just Windows, except that they come with
this "flag" set by default.
well... comments are welcome ;-)
cheers,
Aldo Calpini
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0, 50 );
everything is resolved, in the end, to the numerical handle
that identifies the window and that is passed to the
underlying Windows API.
in your case, you already have this handle, so the solution
is:
Win32::GUI::Resize( $OBJ, 10, 50 );
hope this helps ;-)
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
print
%nodeinfo = $Window-Tree-ItemInfo($node);
print "Clicked on $nodeinfo{-text}\n";
}
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
print sort {$_{$a} cmp $_{$b}} values %{{split undef,
"xritajbugne fahokem csuctawer jhdtlrnpqloevkshpr"}};
what screen size, so I need
to query the system to find out where that would be.
$width = Win32::GUI::GetSystemMetrics(0);
$height = Win32::GUI::GetSystemMetrics(1);
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
%x=split //, "xritajbugne fahokem csuctawer jhdtlrnpqloevkshpr";
print $x{$_} foreach sort keys %x;
the
change properly.
it works for me.
can you tell us the output of these two lines on your system:
perl -v
perl -MWin32::GUI -e "print Win32::GUI::Version();"
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
%x=split(//, "xritajbugne fahokem csuctawer jhdtlrnpqloevkshpr");
foreach (sort keys(%x)) { print $x{$_}; };
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
vmeta.gpl
I don't see anything. The error ($^E) returned by
$W-PlayEnhMetaFile("prova.emf");
is "The parameter is incorrect".
I've got the same error. Is there a solution, to make the vmeta.gpl work ?
cmeta.pl and vmeta.pl were two little scripts I was
Cntrl-C is trappable,
Cntrl-Break is interpreted by perl before any code can do
anything; maybe with %SIGs, but I don't know the current
implementation on Win32...
HTH.
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
%x=split(//, "xritajbugne fahokem csuctawer jhdtlrnpqloevkshpr");
foreach (sort keys(%x)) { print $x{$_}; };
, I'm even happy to have received so many requests for the source
code of Win32::GUI, it means people are wanting to dig and not only to
use, and that they learn from there, as I've done with other's
extensions.
long live to Perl and open source ;-)
bye,
Aldo Calpini
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to return to the
project.
please be inspired! ;-)
cheers,
Aldo
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
%_ = split undef, join ' ', qw(fahokem
xritajbugne csuctawer jhdtlrnpqloevkshpr
); print map $_{$_}, sort keys %_;
triggered for "subclassed" RichEdit are:
LButtonDown
LButtonUp
RButtonDown
RButtonUp
KeyPress
once again, this feature is *very* experimental; of course, comments
and hints will be as always very appreciated...
bye,
Aldo Calpini
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srrich.pl
bugs when you have time :-)
I know, samples are a little mess actually, and I'm
sorry about it; consider it a side-effect of the
Beta version ;-)
cheers,
Aldo Calpini
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8OfkkXBBkjNEVh2dOd+CeKSE1yBtroEbMnSxZkNhVctEpbSeNCs9qaw/IF4O8sPxUE7tOqPBOO9P
+KpjvlNnsVsDf7pfAYRtOREC5qS98ZYHddufdbkn02ajSqe2X/fp76Zr/+H+AlBLAwQUAAIACACQ
mJAmnC9K2p4VAABPYQAAGQAAAGRvZG9jL2h0bWwvV2luMzJfR1VJLmh0bWy9PWlv20iyn9eA/0OP
third part, this archive contains the samples;
they're a mess, I know, so please be patient ;-)
bye,
Aldo Calpini
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Win32-GUI-samples.zip
Khoa Doan wrote:
Does anyone know commands to capture an information which is entered in a
text field and display it ?.
$capture = $Window-textfield-Text;
print $capture;
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
print sort {$_{$a} cmp $_{$b}} values %{{split undef,
"xritajbugne fahokem csuc
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
I was wondering if there was a way to enable/disable "controls". The word
controls includes ListBox, CheckBox, Textfield, etc.
you have three methods: Enable(), Disable() and IsEnabled().
they're documented in the Win32::GUI package HTML file.
Garrett Goebel wrote:
Aldo,
Would you mind if I tinkered around with a Win32:GUI website? I'm going
to have a lot of free time for the next week or so.
bless($Garrett, Win32::GUI::Website);
# ok like this? :-)
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
print sort {$_{$a} cmp $_{$b}} values %{{split undef
Tower, Chad wrote:
Thanks... but where in the module is the code for this method? I was
looking and looking in it and still haven't found it...
GUI.xs
search for "METHOD:Text("
(it's C code, BTW)
__END__
# Aldo Calpini
print sort {$_{$a} cmp $_{$b}} values %{{split undef,
"xrit
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anybody
Could someone tell me how to get started using WIN32::gui
I have tried several different modules From the net.
and it's just not working for me.
Does anyone have a step by step guide to getting started
with win32::GUI for PERL5
if you're running perl
Jonathan Southwick wrote:
If I click on "Search" a check is displayed next to
"View Residence Hall Data". What I want to happen is if I
click on "View College House Data", I want the check to be
moved to that item.
well, you have to do it by hand :-)
sub SwitchView {
Timmy Doyle wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone know if there is a funtion that sets the
position of a cursor in Win32::Gui.
Win32::GUI::SetCursorPos(X, Y)
should even be in the "docs" ;-)
cheers,
Aldo
__END__
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Jonathan Southwick wrote:
Is there any way to change the properties of a label later in
the program after the label has been defined? When I
create the label I do not want to use the -notify = 1 option
but after a specific event I want that option enabled.
Can this be done?
changes can be
Jonathan Southwick wrote:
Still don't know what I am going to do about the ListView
problem. Do you have any idea why it didn't work?
hmmm can you recall me quickly your problem? :-)
cheers,
Aldo
__END__
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hello dears,
I've released v0.0.490 (should be a lot more than this,
but I've lost somehow the auto-build-numbering feature ;-).
the tarball (or zipball in this case) with the source,
docs and samples is at:
http://dada.perl.it/Win32-GUI-0.0.490.zip
please don't expect major features (or more
Laurent ROCHER wrote:
Hello,
This can help you :
1. Some files are missing in the archive :
BitmapInline.pm
GridLayout.pm
hsplit.cur
vsplit.cur
*damn*! forgot to include them in the manifest... ;-)
For the .pm files, you can found there files in a previous
version
[CC'ed to the Perl-Win32-GUI mailing list]
Jeremy Blonde wrote:
Perhaps we can help out with some of the documentation
and samples? I'd imagine that a project like this can
take up a lot of time. However, having a Win32 GUI
accessible from Perl is worth the time and effort.
I'd be
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Aldo,
After unzipping your latest 0.0.490 version I ran "nmake"
and received the following error (see attached).
Any ideas?
yes, you need to run:
perl Makefile.PL POLLUTE=1
cheers,
Aldo
__END__
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I get problems when after typing text I try to delete. The
problem is the characters don't dissapear but are overtyped
by the new text. If I select (highlight) the text or minimize
and restore the window the corruption dissapears.
it's a very well known problem. from
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a program I wrote (originally for straight command-line
type perl) that I'm converting over to use the WIn32::GUI module.
In it, I use 3 hashes (named %style1, %style2, and %style3), all
containing anonymous arrays, to house a bunch of strings (the
program is
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I already tried using the command line with the -d flag, but
to no avail.
the script (still in progress of course) is attached.
it's a very simple logical error. you're going into
Win32::GUI::Dialog() before the hashes are initialized, so
that of course they contain
Aldo Calpini wrote:
it's a very simple logical error. you're going into
Win32::GUI::Dialog() before the hashes are initialized, so
that of course they contain nothing ;-)
BTW, k00l script! ;-)
cheers,
Aldo
__END__
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Adam W. Klaum wrote:
[...]
The only thing I'm having a problem with is when I click the
button to start or stop the service I end up using a while
loop for the tail. The execution of the tail while loop locks
the window object in place and you can't minimize or move
the window or click
Todd McLaughlin wrote:
Winamp published a list of codes to control the program using
SendMessage(). The web page is listed in my code below.
I can get the set of WM_COMMAND codes to work (stop and play),
but not the WM_USERS codes (mute and status. I have no way of
knowing if the problem
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, I still ask why when disabling the textfield the
background color changes and when disabling the RichEdit the
background color does not change.
it does for me, I see them both grey when disabled. I think
it's just that your system (in particular, your version
Hello perl-win32-gui,
please take note that in latest version (v0.0.490)
I've added the following options which are available
to all window types:
-addstyle
(synonim: -pushstyle)
-remstyle
(synonims: -popstyle/-notstyle/-negstyle)
along with their 'ex' counterparts for
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ok, first of all, is it possible to change the object options
(for instance, "-disable") after the object is already defined?
I mean, I've tried using hashes in all these different ways,
but none of them work:
$Button{-disable} = 1;
$Button{'-disable'} = 1;
Ludvig af Klinteberg wrote:
Why doesn't -visible = 1/0 use -addstyle or -remstyle instead?
That would avoid a bug that could be hard to track for anyone
who doesn't know about this.
Or maybe I'm completely off track now?
chances are that you're off track ;-)
I don't understand what you mean
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Aldo,
Quick comment. I have a window that I defined with
-style = WS_OVERLAPPED.
This produced a window with a titlebar with no
minimzie/maximize/close buttons on it. Now that I use
-addstyle = WS_OVERLAPPED I will get a window with
minimize/maximize/close
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi.. I have a problem with the listbox widget. There doesn't
appear to be a way to tell when the first item of a listbox
is selected because it's index is 0. But in perl 0 also means
undefined
completely wrong! :-)
0 does not mean undefined, there is a small but
David Hiltz wrote:
I should also put together a web page with screen shots,
documentation and link to download the program.
I don't know where I would put this page - I'll have to ask
my boss if it is ok to host it on one of our servers.
it's perfectly ok to host it on
David Hiltz wrote:
I just noticed that when I use '-align = right' with
'-foreground' the color is always black.
strange thing.
it seems that only left-aligned Labels can have foreground
and background colors.
I suppose it is a limitation of the Win32 SDK itself, but
is not documented
Eric Bennett wrote:
On Fri, 15 Dec 2000, Robert Sherman wrote:
any idea as to why in the script below, in sub Button2_Click,
TextField1 does not change to "Processing..." prior to running
the process_file sub? A similar call in the process_file sub
changes the field to "Done!" when it
Christopher Sagayam wrote:
I want to know what all these options mean ?
can somebody point me to some website where I can know the
full meaning of each of the following option? and in what
context these can be used ...
http://msdn.microsoft.com
cheers,
Aldo
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hello perl-win32-gui,
I'm glad to announce that I started the process of
moving the development of Win32::GUI on SourceForge.
the project is already available at:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/perl-win32-gui/
in a few days, everything should be properly configured
and this mailing list will
Sudha Natarajan wrote:
Hi,
I really need some help to programatically send email to a
pager from a visualC/C++ program without an user interface.
I'm using MS visualC/C== 6.0. This application will be running
in batch mode . Right now I have a PERL script that can send a
file to an email
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
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