At 19:57 2004-01-15, Frazier, Joe Jr wrote:
Problem 2 is even more wierd. When I run the exact same code with "use
Win32::GUI::Loft::Design;", the link does not show up (this is striped
down version of a large app) at all! The problem seems to be that
$linkClass does not get defined, so the link object does not get created
properly. Anyway, I was hoping Johan would check into this with TGL and
wondering if someone else can reproduce the issue with Win32::GUI.
I added a "or die" and found that the class indeed isn't created.
The -name seems to be the bad guy. Maybe it's the fact that it has the same
name an existing Perl module, I don't know. But if you change it to:
my $linkClass = new Win32::GUI::Class(
-name => "MY VERY OWN Win32::GUI::HyperLink", # <-- !
-extends => "STATIC",
-cursor => $linkCursor,
) or die;
it doesn't die.
Both worked fine on 665 and whatever version of TGL I had before (probably
about a year old). I am currently using
The reason is probably that TGL uses the Win32::GUI::HyperLink module.
Without the TGL code, that piece of code isn't included and doesn't clash
with your own Win32::GUI::HyperLink declaration.
/J
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