May, Robert wrote:
When you read about button related messages in MSDN, BM_SETCHECK
gives you an opportunity to set button's state to BST_INDETERMINATE,
which is presented by a gray color. Is there a way to gray out a
button in Win32::GUI (apart from using SendMessage directly)?
$button->SetState(BST_INDETERMINATE);
Only applies to checkboxes if I remember correctly.
Are you sure such a method exists? I could not find it.
Yes:
http://perl-win32-gui.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/docs.cgi?doc=checkbox#setc
heck
Regards,
Rob.
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OK. So it is SetCheck and not SetState :)
Now I see it. Thanks!
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