> Probably I am mixing something. I wrote another variant of the script: >
> test.pl:> ##########################################> #!/usr/bin/perl -w> use
> strict;> use warnings;> use Win32::GUI qw();> my $i = 0;
Ok:) as soon as I saw your code, I can see the problem...The problem is:
-background=>0xff00ffComment out those lines and you'll have no memory or GDI
leak...checkout this bug report on
sourceforge:http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=2864551&group_id=16572&atid=116572A
while back I did try and fix this bug as I had the same problem, but didn't
find a quick fix (it's in XS/C not perl). If possible, could you add your
example to this bug report as someone might fix it for the next release of
Win32::GUI (several people have been hit by this bug, and in your case it's
fatal).As a work around, I draw the text/background manually - which worked
well in my case (as text fields/labels wasn't the right design approach). Not
sure if that could work for you...Cheers,Jeremy.
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