I have a program I wrote (originally for straight command-line type perl)
that I'm converting over to use the WIn32::GUI module. In it, I use 3 hashes
(named %style1, %style2, and %style3), all containing anonymous arrays, to
house a bunch of strings (the program is for making curses-type
nope...its not that. well, I'm sure I'll figure it out eventually. thanks
anyway!
Try $style1{'a}-[2]
The anonynous arrays are actually array references, hence the need for the
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Merrill
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I already tried using the command line with the -d flag, but to no avail.
the script (still in progress of course) is attached.
-EvanK
generator.zip
oh...heh, that's kind of embarrassing...well, thanks a bunch!
-EvanK
check for special character combinations like "wa" or "ya"
to compress the 2 letters together when using "block font".
i've thought about that before...i probably will end up doing that too.
Nice script..
thanks, appreciate the compliments
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ok, first of all, is it possible to change the object options (for instance,
"-disable") after the object is already defined? I mean, I've tried using
hashes in all these different ways, but none of them work:
$Button{-disable} = 1;
$Button{'-disable'} = 1;
$Button-{-disable} = 1;
$Button-Change(-disable = 1);
or, in this case:
$Button-Disable();
Thanks a bunch!
...and the second question was? ;-)
Heh, I realized the answer to it while I was writing the email...forgot to
change the subject though. Thanks again!
nmake for windows:
ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/Softlib/MSLFILES/nmake15.exe
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