Hi,
Is it possible to exclude the dll files which are needed by WxPerl to run in
a PDK - generated executable?
(And put them separately in the same dir with the executable)
Thanks.
Octavian
Yes, I think it's possible. In PerlApp window, go to Options 1 tab and
under Run Library, you can specify the location of dll files in Use
run library.
I hope it helps.
Regards,
bungsu
On Fri, 2008-03-21 at 13:48 +0200, Octavian Rasnita wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to exclude the dll files
Ok, I can specify the location of the dll files on the target machine, but I
don't know how to prevent that they are included in the executable.
I've also seen that the following is included by wxpdk in the .perlapp file
and I don't know what it is used for:
Bind:
Hi Octavian,
I don't remember the syntax, but you'd get a quick answer from activestate
support (or another user) if you ask on the PDK mailing list:
http://listserv.activestate.com/mailman/listinfo/pdk
Or search its archives. I do recall similar questions being frequently
asked (and
Skaman Sam Tyler wrote:
Hi,
I have been trying to contact someone regarding Google's Summer of
Code this year. I am very enthusiastic about writing a GUI for
CPANPLUS using the wx toolkit. On the Perl Foundation's gSoC
information page, it says the mentor for this project is dependant
upon
Octavian Rasnita wrote:
Hi Octavian,
I want to create a readonly multiline rich text control that has the
wxTE_PROCESS_ENTER style, so I've tried to use
Wx::TextCtrl with the wxTE_RICH2 style.
I need to make some format settings in the control, like the font, the
color, background-color,
Hi Mattia,
Thank you very much! This is good news.
I've seen that I can set the colors of the text, and the alignment, but I
couldn't find how to set a certain font with some attributes (bold, italic,
underline). Could you please give me a short example?
I've done:
my $style =
Hi Mattia and all,
I've finally found how to set the font and its attributes in a rich
TextCtrl.
The single thing I couldn't find how to do, is to set superscripts and
subscripts (those small letters up or down the line of text).
If you know how to do this, or at least if you know that it
