Chris Wearn wrote:
Hi All,
Using ActivePerl 5.8, PDK 5.2, Win32-GUI 0.0.670 on Win2K
Has anybody successfully put a GUI window on a PerlCtrl?
I am writing an app using Win32-GUI which calls an optional Admin module
written as a PerlCtrl and called using Win32-OLE. I want the Admin Module to
have it's own GUI so that I don't have to pass lots of data between the main
app and the admin module.
What I can't seem to do is use the events ->Show() and ->Hide() to display
the Admin Window in the PerlCtrl.
I've tried referencing the main application and also given the PerlCtrl it's
own independant GUI, however can't display the new admin window.
Anybody done this or know how to do it?
rgds
Chris Wearn
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Hi,
only to by curious - did you turn on "Allow service to interact with
desktop" by the Service Control Manager or by Windows API. If not,
messages and GUI components will not show up on the "User Desktop".
Peter NESWAL
