David Hiltz wrote:
Any plans to make some if not all the stuff you are doing with
Win32::API
in the GUI Builder program available as part of Win32::GUI? Stuff
like...
my $R = pack("", 0, 0, 0, 0);
my $rc = $GetUpdateRect-Call($FAKE-{-handle}, $R, 0);
print
Are you going to continue working on it (gb)?
I would like to, but I'd better continue working on the module itself
and the documentation.
I would like to help out, but don't know where I can lend a hand. Maybe
I
could work on getting the save and open functions to work based
David Hiltz wrote:
Gad Zuks - that's some pretty involved code.
really? it looked so straightforward to me... ;-)
I'll try to add some comment to the graphic part.
What next?
Are you going to continue working on it?
I would like to, but I'd better continue working on the module
Hello Aldo,
In which version are you can make SetMenuItemInfo sub. to perform
second level submenus ? It really need :)
Best regards,
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David Hiltz wrote:
I take we need the latest build (434) for this to work?
I tried it with build 425 and it did not work so well.
it absolutely needs 434.
For GUI 434: I noticed that the latest GUI 434 version
says 425 .
don't trust who says so ;-)
the only and one correct way to
I noticed the following problems with the latest GUI 434 build and gb.pl build:
For GUI 434: I noticed that the latest GUI 434 version says 425 .
For gb.pl (Aldo's modifications) I noticed that when I select File - New I will
get :
DWin_Resize : Can't locate object method "Resize"
friends,
please find attached a new version of David's GuiBuilder; I've pretty much
revolutioned the concept behind... basically, the whole design window is
now managed by a Win32::GUI::Graphic object (I've also used some
Win32::API trickery for the dirty geometric job). the implemented
friends,
please find attached a new version of David's
GuiBuilder; I've pretty much revolutioned the
concept behind... basically, the whole design
window is now managed by a Win32::GUI::Graphic
object (I've also used some Win32::API trickery
for the dirty geometric job).
the implemented control
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