Aldo (or anyone else who knows how to fix this): I've been trying to figure out why AcceleratorTables do not work, and I've got a pretty fair idea about it. The problem is, I don't know the Windows API at all, so I don't know how to fix it.
In the current (version 665) GUI.pm, take a look at lines 2578 - 2635. Specifically, line 2619: push(@acc, $id); Nowhere in that subroutine do you define a variable called $id. Looking in the .xs file, I can see that this is being used in the ACCEL array being fed to windows, line 3958: acc[c].cmd = (WORD) SvIV(ST(i)); So, what happens is, Perl complains about the use of an undefined value, then presumably feeds the number 0 to the XS glue. Then, the .cmd parameter gets set to zero, instead of whatever it should be. Problem is, as I said before, I don't know the Windows API at all, so I have no idea what we're supposed to be setting as the .cmd parameter. BTW, I looked back through all the previous versions of Win32::GUI, and the code hasn't changed since 400-something. Has this ever worked? Thanks to anybody who can help me figure this out. BTW, I am able to compile and test this as needed. I'm actually working with the .558 source for reasons I won't get into here. Trevor S Garside [EMAIL PROTECTED]
