Help please,
I am trying get this program to completely terminate when I click on the X
in the top right hand corner but it is not working. I have played around
with a few different ways to use peekmessage and doevents with no luck.
Can some one help me. I do not see anything in the archive
Louis wrote:
$W = new Win32::GUI::Window(
-title=> "Win32::GUI::Louis Test",
-left => 100,
-top => 100,
-width=> 200,
-height => 150,
-font => $F,
-name => "Window",
);
Note the -name.
sub W_Terminate {-1;}
Note the name. You use the n
When you click the X, you send a terminate to the "window" loop but your for
loop is still going since it doesn't know about the window being terminated. I
don't know if this is the best solution, but you could add:
exit if !$W->IsEnabled();
just before the sleep (2) command. Therefore, when
Oppss, typo on the "last" example. Forgot the !. Should read:
last if !$W->IsEnabled();
Andrew
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/27/01 09:02AM >>>
When you click the X, you send a terminate to the "window" loop but your for
loop is still going since it doesn't know about the window being terminated.
Thank you all.
I found I had to add the following before the sleep to terminate the loop:
exit(0) if !$W->IsEnabled();
And change my terminate sub to the following:
sub Window_Terminate {-1;print "";}
For some odd reason if I do not do a print the program will not
terminate. Anyone
Lous wrote:
And change my terminate sub to the following:
sub Window_Terminate {-1;print "";}
For some odd reason if I do not do a print the program will not
terminate. Anyone have any ideas why???
Just a note: you don't return -1 anymore, you return true, since that's
what print re
You can use either:
sub W_Terminate {-1;}
or
sub Window_Terminate {1;}
I admit I don't totally understand this since the documentation for
_Terminate() says:
Sent when the window is closed. The event should return -1 to terminate
the interaction and return control to the perl script
I have been looking for the window elements that are mobile in a window
(like the toolbars in IE, and MS Office Products), and have figured from the
description that what I want is a 'Rebar'. I've been having a tough time
getting this item to work, and was hoping that someone could post an
example,
Is it possible to redirect the output from a DOS box to RichEdit control or
something similar, I cannot seem to find any doc on this.
Regards
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Thank you for sending me the webpage, unfortunately it hasn't been much help
to me (I haven't been able to display the bar, or anything on it). I
originally was using:
http://velocity.activestate.com/code/cpan/w/wi/Win32-GUI.html
to look up information for Win32::GUI, but I'm really looking for an
Here's what I've done. I'm not sure that this is the *correct* way of
creating the rebar but it seems to work for me. I copied it from the
example code. It does use the -style flag but I'm not sure how to do it
without setting that manually.
Jeremy Blonde
Win32::GUI::Rebar->new(
$Window,
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