Jeremy White wrote:
Just done some performance testing with this type map:
if(SvROK($arg)) {
SV** out=hv_fetch((HV*)SvRV($arg), \"-handle\", 7, 0);
if(out != NULL)
$var = ($type) SvIV(*out);
else
$var = NULL;
} else
$var = ($type) SvIV($arg
There are two main reasons to use SetEvent:
1) To add NEM events to windows/controls after they have been created -
perhaps by a 3rd party tool (such as Loft) which isn't NEM aware.
2) To change the event handlers during runtime.
In both cases, the expectation should be that the control is now
My 2 cents.
SW_* constants are not defined in GUI_constants.cpp (nor exported in
GUI.pm). In general there are many constants missing.
Constant handling is, and will be a pain to get right. Personally, I don't
like the way Win32::GUI exports all it's constants by default - it's a huge
waste
Jeremy White wrote:
Jeremy White wrote:
Just done some performance testing with this type map:
if(SvROK($arg)) {
SV** out=hv_fetch((HV*)SvRV($arg), \"-handle\", 7, 0);
if(out != NULL)
$var = ($type) SvIV(*out);
else
$var = NULL;
} else
$v
Jeremy White wrote:
My 2 cents.
SW_* constants are not defined in GUI_constants.cpp (nor exported in
GUI.pm). In general there are many constants missing.
Constant handling is, and will be a pain to get right.
See below.
Personally, I
don't like the way Win32::GUI exports all it's consta
Jeremy White wrote:
There are two main reasons to use SetEvent:
1) To add NEM events to windows/controls after they have been created
- perhaps by a 3rd party tool (such as Loft) which isn't NEM aware.
2) To change the event handlers during runtime.
In both cases, the expectation should be th
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