# from Ed W
# on Wednesday 25 July 2007 03:21 am:
Does anyone have some good XS examples please?
I think you mean XRC.
I am looking to use
DialogBlocks as a nice GUI for knocking up some dialogs, but I still
not sure that I understand the process to wire everything up (without
using more
# from Foo JH
# on Monday 17 December 2007 19:11:
I've asked this question before, and the collective wisdom in the
wxPerl community is steering towards the use of POE instead. You may
want to consider that.
I looked at that approach in dotReader and concluded that the Wx::POE
was using a
# from Octavian Rasnita
# on Tuesday 18 December 2007 12:00:
But MultiTask::Manager also requires Module::Finder.
No. It doesn't. Again, that's the dotReader tarball. If you type
`cpan MultiTask::Manager` on windows it won't be any fun at all.
# $got-[0] =
Hi all,
Is anybody interested in mentoring students who are want to submit
wxPerl-related/using proposals for Google's Summer of Code?
If there is sufficient demand, I would also like a volunteer to manage
the wxPerl neck of the woods.
# from Luis Araujo
# on Monday 17 March 2008 23:46:
It's good to see the Perl foundation participating on GSoC this year.
I was glancing over the ideas page, and I am very interested on the
idea of developing a GUI for CPAN/CPANPLUS.
I don't see any mentor listed, so I wanted to ask you who
# from Eriam Schaffter
# on Wednesday 19 March 2008 00:57:
I also would like to know what Eric had in mind when talking about
Catalyst back-end.
I didn't write that part of the idea. I think catalyst has some kind of
Wx tie-in, but I'm not exactly sure what it means (I would have to ask
the
# from Steffen Mueller
# on Wednesday 19 March 2008 15:49:
You cannot create .par's with binary
(i.e. XS module or dll) components under one architecture and have it
run under another. Somebody spent some time working on this (Eric, I
think?), but it's hard.
Well, my bent was trying to automate
# from Waldemar Biernacki
# on Tuesday 08 April 2008 02:16:
It seems that wxperl documentation is poor and they say I should use
wxwidgets documentation instead.
The wxPerl documentation doesn't exist because it would be mostly
redundant to the C++ documentation. Once you figure out what all
# from Roberto C. Sánchez
# on Wednesday 09 April 2008 19:40:
I am not an expert on g++ ABI, however I would like to do what I can
to help.
Is the ABI compatibility just determined by the m/^(\d+)\./ portion of
the version number or does it have to be more complicated than that?
--Eric
--
Hi Joe,
# from Joe Claborn
# on Monday 21 April 2008 10:18:
For various reasons - we are starting on a project to convert a 60,000
line QTPerl program to wxPerl. My question is how to organize the
UI so that we can keep a clean separation between the UI and the code
that manages the
# from Waldemar Biernacki
# on Wednesday 23 April 2008 22:49:
I've been looking through the documantation and missed the style
option wxNO_BORDER of the Frame objects. It gets me no decoration
window. I have found it accidentally. Is anybody able to direct me to
the wxwidgets documentation,
# from Gabor Szabo
# on Tuesday 06 May 2008:
Unable to determine toolkit! at inc/My/Build/Any_wx_config.pm line 95.
What do you get for `wx-config --cxxflags`?
Perhaps you need to also install the '...-dev' package.
--Eric
--
Insert random misquote here
# from Skaman Sam Tyler
# on Saturday 21 June 2008 20:51:
5 my $item=$tb-FindById($id); #works.
6 $item=$tb-FindControl($id);#DOES NOT WORK! returns undef
IIUC, a control is not a tool, so one of these two will always
return undef for any given id.
Can't locate object method
# from Gabor Szabo
# on Sunday 22 June 2008 08:07:
So I wonder what is the experience of people using Wx. Especially in
Perl? So far DialogBlocks and wxGlade were mentioned.
I know it is hard to tell, but do people on the list tend to use those
or do they tend to create the application using
# from Huub Peters
# on Friday 18 July 2008 00:07:
When you install it yourself you get the wxperl interpreter which you
already mentioned.
And (IIRC) this is really nothing more than a perl interpreter sitting
inside an appbundle.
after launching the GUI does not get the focus.
To accept GUI
# from Ovod-Everett, Toby
# on Tuesday 26 August 2008 15:14:
I think I would need to send a certain signal to that process using
kill() and handle that signal using $SIG{}
One approach you might investigate if you're running under Win32 is
using mutexes - see Win32::Mutex.
Well, $SIG{USR1}
# from Gabor Szabo
# on Thursday 28 August 2008 07:22:
but I though I included all 3:
using this script: http://svn.perlide.org/padre/trunk/create_exe
Here's a snippet from the dotReader build file that I was using to
package that par.
my @wxlibs;
...
if(eval { require
Hi all,
I just uploaded wxcat to CPAN. It's a silly little program to echo
stdin into a passive gui window (that doesn't steal keyboard focus.)
cpan bin::wxcat
I've been using it to debug some asynchronous output, but you can use it
however you like.
ssh webserver tail -f error.log |
Hi all,
I'm not sure where the difference is here between my desktop (debian
etch running xinerama on 2 nvidia cards) and laptop (debian lenny
running etch on a radeon card), but somehow Wx::GLCanvas doesn't come
out double-buffered by default on my desktop.
These are all the same on both
Hi all,
I was using Wx::PaintDC-new($panel) and getting lots of flicker, so I
saw this Wx::BufferedPaintDC thing and thought that I would be able to
just Wx::BufferedPaintDC-new($panel), but that gives me unable to
resolve overloaded method...
This might be a bug (in the documentation?), but
# from Mattia Barbon
# on Sunday 08 March 2009 03:28:
AFAIK it is an unsolvable problem: on OS X either you use a bundle
(and the wxPerl executable internally uses one) or you don't get
focus. There is no way around that.
s/or you don't get focus/or you don't get input events/
But you can
# from Gabor Szabo
# on Monday 09 March 2009 05:12:
If I run it as it is it leaks about 20-30 bytes per run.
If I enabled the event generation code as well which is currently
commented out then with each run the RES memory will grow by ~ 600
bytes.
$file-Destroy( $e );
What if you
# from Gabor Szabo
# on Monday 09 March 2009 23:19:
I use a $SIG{__DIE__} as a catch-all with a dialog box. The trouble
with doing eval only at the menu-click time is that any sort of
persistent objects can still crash you when their are events are
handled.
Interesting but how do you let
# from Mike Schroeder
# on Tuesday 09 June 2009 06:48:
It's a shell script - it will build a .app and put it into a dmg for
distribution, allowing for drag and drop installation.
A side note on dmg: I found that users would try to run the app
directly from the read-only disk image (which would
# from Wim de Vries
# on Tuesday 16 June 2009 04:36:
Tried to install Wx-GLCanvas (shouldn't that not be doneautomatically
with wxPerl installation?) and that one gives me No such 'link'
library: 'gl'
You need the libGL.so (`aptitude install libgl1-mesa-dev` and maybe some
other packages
# from Johan Vromans
# on Saturday 01 August 2009 00:56:
This is exactly what I meant when I wrote earlier:
a) improve the documentation on how the Wx API docs can (should,
must) be used for wxPerl;
In wxPerl::Constructors, I generate a pod of all of the constructor
prototypes with
# from Gabor Szabo
# on Tuesday 25 August 2009 09:16:
I am playing with an idea for which I need to be able to have
a canvas and move around images either by the mouse (drag-and-drop)
or on their own.
I could not find an example in the Wx::Demo.
The demo has drag-n-drop for images, but you
# from Gabor Szabo
# on Thursday 24 September 2009 22:50:
Is there such a howto besides what we have in
http://padre.perlide.org/trac/wiki/Download
I'm curious about why that says to run `wxPerl -MCPAN -e shell` when
you're going to be replacing wxPerl completely? (It also caused some
# from Mattia Barbon
# on Thursday 15 October 2009 11:36:
This Perl is compiled as a 64 bit binary. Stable wxWidgets versions
can only be compiled as 32 bit libraries. In order to build wxPerl
you will need to either recompile Perl as a 32 bit binary or (if
using the Apple-provided Perl) force
# from Gabor Szabo
# on Sunday 15 November 2009 04:22:
Alien::wxWidgets could build those pages as the source is downloaded
anyway
I like the idea of Alien::wxWidgets building the pages, but that might
mean that it has more build dependencies *and* it would not be
browsable on
# from Waldemar Biernacki
# on Monday 30 November 2009 08:23:
My idea is to build specific very-high-level language in which all
application logic is written. This language should be reading by GUI
and WEB engines giving similar application. It is interesting that in
web area we have many such
# from Mattia Barbon
# on Sunday 13 June 2010 01:28:
subscribe( $sender, 'SignalName', $object, 'MethodName' );
subscribe( $sender, 'SignalName', \_function );
Could this be a method?
$sender-subscribe(SignalName = $object, 'MethodName');
$sender-subscribe(SignalName
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