I think having 'enter' press a button while another control has focus can
only happen in a dialog box. Try this:
use Win32::GUI;
my $dialogbox = new Win32::GUI::DialogBox(
-name => 'dialogbox',
-text => 'Demo Dialogbox',
-left => 300,
-top => 120,
-left
.exe window (msdos-box formerly i guess). Is there a way to
>> avoid this?
>> Im really no windows expert, but since I got to use it at work, I need
>> to run perl with windows. cheers Johannes.
>>
>
>
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When changing the tip of a notifyicon item perl crashes if the tip is more
than 65 chars. Is this a known limit or a bug? Or has no one else tried
to make a tip that big :) I am on w2k, Activeperl 629(5.6.1),GUI 0.0.558.
Also, in the following example I get a 'Modification of a read-only value
> I do not know about the character limit, however, when I first started
> playing with changing tips, I *HAD* to included the id to get it to
> work. Try changing this
>
>> $Window->NI->Modify( -tip => $tip); # line 30
>
> to this :
>
> $Window->NI->
> Trying to put an icon in the system tray because when a program runs,
> but don't want a GUI window. Here is what I am doing, but missing
> something...Does anyone know of a good doc for the Win32-GUI? The docs
> provided seem a bit skimpy.
> Thanks in advance.
>
> sub Win_GUI
> {
>
>$SysTr
> I don't think we are talking about the same thing. I want to disable the
> standard window controls in the upper right (Minimize, Maximize and
> Close) like I can do with VC++.
This will get rid of the Minimize and Maximize.
$results = new Win32::GUI::DialogBox(
-name=> "results
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