Sorry everyone, but I can't remember if I asked this question once before or
not.
Has anyone created a Perl app that uses Win32::GUI to create a "skinable"
interface? I referring to something like WinAmp where users can change the
look of the application by selecting or downloading a different sk
Nice Tip!
I'll be using that one in an upcoming program :-) and thus its really
good to know that.
Jason P.
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That's probably because there is no "simple" way to do it in any
language.
There are "kits" available for VB/C++/C#, all of which add a 'nice'
level of complexity to your program in terms of the work you need to do
to make it work. Theoretically one or more of these 'kits' could be
ported for avai
I've been experimenting with toolbars recently and hit a snag. I needed some
simple icons, so I extracted a few from Shell32.dll and imported them using
BitmapInline. The problem is that some of them look really ugly and I've
been banging my head for days trying to figure out exactly what the probl
Jeremy White wrote:
The script below shows the problems I'm having
with InvalidateRect(). The script makes a RichEdit
move in tandem with a splitter.
When no InvalidateRect() is called in the Splitter_OnRelease(),
and the splitter is moved into the RichEdit area,
echoes of it are created in the
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