Here's a TK example. Guess you're not expecting the user to interact with
your Windows, they are just to display results in.
Each window appears as a separate icon on the start bar. I've never been
able to work out how to stop this happening. A simple solution would be
rather than have 3
I am ready to attempt some GUI programming in Perl. I have looked at
Win32::GUI and need more documentation for it than I can readily find. I
have looked at Tk and it looks a bit cumbersome. What are you
recommendations? I require something that is compatible with 5.6 Perl. I
would like something
Hi Dirk,
Dirk Bremer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am ready to attempt some GUI programming in Perl. I have looked at
Win32::GUI and need more documentation for it than I can readily
find. I have looked at Tk and it looks a bit cumbersome. What are you
recommendations? I require something that is
I am ready to attempt some GUI programming in Perl. I have looked at
Win32::GUI and need more documentation for it than I can readily find.
I
have looked at Tk and it looks a bit cumbersome. What are you
recommendations?
wxPerl is the best way to go, in my opinion. Cross platform widgets
Thanks
Lloyd..
However it appears that there is no package for
Win32:GUI on that site. It also appears that that site is not maintained
so well as I found a number of bad links on a few things I looked
into.
This
problem is.. I do not understand how to install a CPAN module.. it is very
Charles Maier wrote:
Thanks Lloyd..
However it appears that there is no package for Win32:GUI on that site.
It also appears that that site is not maintained so well as I found a
number of bad links on a few things I looked into.
This problem is.. I do not understand how to install a CPAN
Charles Maier wrote:
Thanks Lloyd..
However it appears that there is no package for Win32:GUI on that site.
It also appears that that site is not maintained so well as I found a
number of bad links on a few things I looked into.
This problem is.. I do not understand how to install a
