Chris wrote:
Ok, it may be that I have hacking at my script so long I am cross-eyed,
but it is too much fun to stop now. I figured the best way to learn the
Win32::GUI was to write a cool little toolbar with a couple of my most
used apps on it. It floats and brings up my apps like it should, but it
closes after I click the button for the app. How do I keep the script open
until I exit it manually?
1. In the yourButton_Click() event handler, do you return -1? Return 1 instead.
2. When you start your program, what command do you use? If you use exec(),
it won't return.
3. As previously mentioned, putting a few print statements in your code
isn't all that bad if you want to see the program flow.
BTW, if you really want a floating toolbar, check out the
Win32::GUI::ToolbarWindow module in the Oasis source. It will create such a
window for you (small titlebar and non-visible in the task bar. You can
also apply -topmost on it).
/J
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