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Hi all
Is it possible to add custom events to a Win32::GUI object?
Any thoughts or suggestions would be most welcome - including getting the
source code and putting it in myself.
Regards
Jake Skinner
I agree with most of your points.
I think the main problem you're going to run into is Win32::GUI is a Perl
module, so requires some Perl to use it. If you want it to run on a system
that doesn't have Perl installed, then that won't work without compiling it
some fashion. (Aldo's example at wit
My final goal is to be able to GUI-enable VBScript or JScript or as
opposed to using a bloated, overkill language like Java or VB or C++; many
of the tasks I script just don't need all of that extra stuff. A compiled
executable is not at all what interests me.
Win32:GUI demonstrates to me th
I'm confused as to what your final goal is... That makes it harder to advise
you...
At this point it looks like you are trying to mix several different tools
together, but I'm not sure why or what you are trying to avoid
If you are just looking to make a standalone executable that will run
Sorry for delay in response I have been away.
I tried replacing Window with DialogBox which gave me
the message "Can't call method "ScaleWidth" on undefined value at
c:\..pl line 190"
$main = Win32::GUI::DialogBox->new( # line 35
-name => 'Main',
Niemiec, Greg wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
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> Has anyone played with the MENU construct yet... or have
> any examples?
there is plenty of examples in the "samples" subdirectory
of the Win32-GUI distribution.
anyway, this is the Menu construct documentation (I hope
it makes sense, if anybody has hin
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