[perl-win32-gui] -style definitely deprecated

Hello perl-win32-gui, please take note that in latest version (v0.0.490) I've added the following options which are available to all window types: -addstyle (synonim: -pushstyle) -remstyle (synonims: -popstyle/-notstyle/-negstyle) along with their 'ex' counterparts for

Re: [perl-win32-gui] -style definitely deprecated

Aldo Calpini wrote: to clarify the question: several options are internally converted to bits of styles; for example, adding the option -visible = 1 really means, to the underlying Win32 APIs, to turn on the WS_VISIBLE bit in a DWORD that holds all the style information. by using

Re: [perl-win32-gui] -style definitely deprecated

Aldo, Quick comment. I have a window that I defined with -style = WS_OVERLAPPED. This produced a window with a titlebar with no minimzie/maximize/close buttons on it. Now that I use -addstyle = WS_OVERLAPPED I will get a window with minimize/maximize/close buttons. Is this a bug?

[perl-win32-gui] Menu selection marks

I have noticed that in some menus there is either a checkmark or a circle beside the desired selection. Is there a way in Win32:GUI to use the circle? I know I can use the checkmark with the -checked = 1 option. Jonathan

[perl-win32-gui] two questions...

ok, first of all, is it possible to change the object options (for instance, "-disable") after the object is already defined? I mean, I've tried using hashes in all these different ways, but none of them work: $Button{-disable} = 1; $Button{'-disable'} = 1; $Button-{-disable} = 1;