Hi All,
> On approximately 3/14/2004 8:00 PM, came the following characters from
> the keyboard of Glenn Linderman:
>
> > I'd rather not hold anything up,
> > but I need NotifyIcon support if I'm going to use NEM.
>
> Please don't hold up a release on my account. I've chosen to back out
> my attempt to convert code from OEM to NEM...
>
Ok, if nobody have objection, i made a new release tomorrow.
I tag this release as Win32-GUI-0_0_671 on CVS and upload source and PPM on
sourceforge.
> And good luck with NEM and UEM development. I'll try to keep tracking
> progress, and offering suggestions that might be helpful, but for now I
> simply must finish my project, as it has customers with a deadline.
I continue my work on refactoring Win32::GUI code.
I have made lot of change :
- Add some more methods for controls
- Extend callback function to all control. It's probably interresting to
continue in this way for add posibility to create Win32::GUI extension by
adding a system for register callback function.
- Completly rewrite message loop and event handling.
I rewrite all messageloop and keep common event handling in it.
I think message loop are now much easier.
WindowMsgLoop : Message loop for main window class
(WINDOW,DIALOGBOX)
ControlMsgLoop : for child message loop. Use for subclassing
standard child control and Win32::GUI::Class.
ContainerMsgLoop : Special message loop for create container class
with Win32::GUI::Class.
CustomMsgLoop : Special message loop for create specific
Win32::GUI control (splitter, graphics).
Now all specific event is handle in a <Control>_OnEvent callback
function.
Each event is fire by a unique DoEvent method (same concept DoEventNEM
with arglist).
DoEvent handle NEM and OEM event call. (UEM?)
- Try Write code for NotifyIcon and Accelerator NEM handling (not tested
yet)
- New DoModal() (based Aldo previous mail)
- Some code cleanup
- Fix some problem with url link in dodoc.pl and dohtml.pl.
- ...
I have test some script and it's work not to bad.
I try to keep compatibility with previous version.
You can see a copy of my developpement directory here :
http://perso.club-internet.fr/rocherl/Win32-GUI-Dev/Win32-GUI.zip
After Win32::GUI 0.0.671 release, i think we can work on this base code for
next release.
It's probably better to use Main Win32-GUI CVS branch now.
Cheers,
Laurent