I thought about something like this; however,
doesn't this also trap the Quit event that is issued by Perl to close the window
elsewhere in the program, making it impossible the close the
window?
I suppose the a good alternative would be to
test for the presence of the IE window when I go
Is this possible to mix Tk and Win32 windows in a same project?
(I tried once to have a win32 dialogue box to open over a Tk windows, but
the tk windows did not redraw when I mouved the win32 box!!)
In fact I would lik to use activeX controls, like providd with
Win32::GUI::AxWindow, in my Tk appli
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On 28/11/2002 03:23:01 perl-win32-users-admin wrote:>I think no one has got this to work yet because none of us has banged our>head hard enough onto the desk top.>>And all this just to remotely power down a Win2K box.:)>I'll post wh
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On 24/11/2002 08:06:35 RCTay wrote:>my( @dir, $free);>@dir =3D `dir`;>$free =3D $dir[$#dir];>>This code was written by a friend of mine. "@dir" was declared asa array, but>in the second line it is used as a scalar. How is that p
On 28/11/2002 03:23:01 perl-win32-users-admin wrote:
>I think no one has got this to work yet because none of us has banged our
>head hard enough onto the desk top.
>
>And all this just to remotely power down a Win2K box.:)
>I'll post what I come up with.
>
use Win32;
Win32::InitiateSystemShutdo
On 24/11/2002 08:06:35 RCTay wrote:
>my( @dir, $free);
>@dir =3D `dir`;
>$free =3D $dir[$#dir];
>
>This code was written by a friend of mine. "@dir" was declared as
a array, but
>in the second line it is used as a scalar. How is that possible? There
are no
>warnings given by the interpreter. C
sorry, I realised there wwas lots of mistakes in my
code
I just c/p it from one of my code, modifing it on
the fly...
use Win32::OLE qw(EVENTS);
# don't forget the qw(EVENTS) !
my $url= ""
href="">http://www.perl.com/;
my $IE =
&OpenBrowser($url);
for (;;) {
$url= "" #
update
You can catch the "close" event, and then reopen
IE:
Try something like this (you can also use the
EventLoop but I didn't managed to make it work) :
my $Quit = 0;
use Win32::OLE qw(EVENTS);
$IE =
Win32::OLE->new("InternetExplorer.Application.1") or die "Impossible de creer
l'OLE Internet
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