Roode, Eric wrote:
AH! The light dawns! The problem is not in the Listbox, it's in my
expectations of it. :-)
I had thought that a multi-column listbox would show multiple sub-items
*per selectable item*, sort of the way a ListView works.
Say I was doing library books, and the user's search
AH! The light dawns! The problem is not in the Listbox, it's in my
expectations of it. :-)
I had thought that a multi-column listbox would show multiple sub-items
*per selectable item*, sort of the way a ListView works.
Say I was doing library books, and the user's search returns four
possibil
-vscroll => 1,
s/vscroll/hscroll/
Regards,
Rob.
Roode, Eric wrote:
I am trying to figure out how to work with a multiple-column listbox.
The doco clearly shows how to create the Listbox as multi-colum:
-multicolumn => 0/1 (default 0)
but it says nothing about how to add/insert multicolumn items.
No different to adding non-multicolumn i
flw wrote:
I want to write an editor use Win32::GUI;
So I hope I can process the KeyDown event for Textfield control by myself.
After some tries,
I can't disable the default action of Textfield in sub onKeyDown().
following is my code, any help would be appreciated.
Sorry, but it's not clear t
Steve Loughran wrote:
Just a quicky... I need to be able to obtain a high precision time stamp
when certain events are triggered (more precise than time()), and after
searching cpan for some answers, it seems there are a lot of options I
could choose. Any pointers?
Time::HiRes should do what
I think you should be able to use Win32::GUI::Timer (http://perl-win32-
gui.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/docs.cgi?doc=timer) or Time::HiRes
(http://search.cpan.org/~jhi/Time-HiRes-1.90/HiRes.pm).
I used already both of them and they always did what I want ;)
Raoul
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From: Ste
Hi all
Just a quicky... I need to be able to obtain a high precision time stamp
when certain events are triggered (more precise than time()), and after
searching cpan for some answers, it seems there are a lot of options I
could choose. Any pointers?
Steve
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