Laurent ROCHER wrote:
Hello,
This can help you :
1. Some files are missing in the archive :
BitmapInline.pm
GridLayout.pm
hsplit.cur
vsplit.cur
*damn*! forgot to include them in the manifest... ;-)
For the .pm files, you can found there files in a previous
version
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Jeremy Blonde wrote:
Perhaps we can help out with some of the documentation
and samples? I'd imagine that a project like this can
take up a lot of time. However, having a Win32 GUI
accessible from Perl is worth the time and effort.
I'd be
I have a program I wrote (originally for straight command-line type perl)
that I'm converting over to use the WIn32::GUI module. In it, I use 3 hashes
(named %style1, %style2, and %style3), all containing anonymous arrays, to
house a bunch of strings (the program is for making curses-type
Aldo,
After unzipping your latest 0.0.490 version I ran "nmake" and received the
following error (see attached).
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Felice
(See attached file: build.err)
build.err
Try $style1{'a}-[2]
The anonynous arrays are actually array references, hence the need for the
-.
Merrill
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Laurent ROCHER wrote:
When i run perl Makefile.PL ( I'm on win98/4dos/ActiveState 522 ).
I have this :
Usage: xsubpp [-v] [-C++] [-except] [-prototypes]
[-noversioncheck] [-nolinenumbers] [-s pattern]
[-typemap typemap]... file.xs
Writing
nope...its not that. well, I'm sure I'll figure it out eventually. thanks
anyway!
Try $style1{'a}-[2]
The anonynous arrays are actually array references, hence the need for the
-.
Merrill
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Hi All
I've got a small problem. When I define a multiline text box as :
$mainWin = new Win32::GUI::Window(
-left = 141,
-top= 336,
-width = 321,
-height = 330,
-name = "mainWin",
-text = "pageIT",
-menu = $menu,
-style =
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