[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I already tried using the command line with the -d flag, but
to no avail.
the script (still in progress of course) is attached.
it's a very simple logical error. you're going into
Win32::GUI::Dialog() before the hashes are initialized, so
that of course they contain
Aldo Calpini wrote:
it's a very simple logical error. you're going into
Win32::GUI::Dialog() before the hashes are initialized, so
that of course they contain nothing ;-)
BTW, k00l script! ;-)
cheers,
Aldo
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Is there any way to distinguish between hovering the mouse over a particular item in a
ListView and actually clicking on
the item? Or is there a double-click event for the ListView?
I use an ItemClick event in my program and it reads a click when the mouse hovers
over any item.
Jonathan
The listview.pl that is included as a sample does the same thing I mentioned. All I
have to do is hover my mouse
pointer over an item and it acts like it has been clicked.
Here is the code that constructs my listview:
$MainWindow-AddListView(
-name = "DataView",
-top=
oh...heh, that's kind of embarrassing...well, thanks a bunch!
-EvanK
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