At 04:33 PM 24/04/2001 -0400, you wrote:

Johan,

Thankyou for your help so far....it was a careless error that nothing to do
with the gui aspect...I got the download status working..

I have readded the DoEvents(), but i cannot get the cancel button "kill" to
work.

the kill should work in the middle of the transfer...eg...the while(1) loop.

I don't know how to do this with the dialog() call, because this call
causes everything to freeze until a button is pressed.

putting dialog() in the middle of the while loop will not work.

is there a way for it to listen while it downloads for the cancel event?

>Jeremy wrote:
>>I still cannot get my script to work with the gui windows, when the gui sub
>>routine gets called and the windows gets created, the program freezes and
>>script does not continue
>>
>>As suggested by some I have gotten rid of the Dialog() call,
>
>There is one more place where it should be removed from i think (depends on 
>what you want). Try that.
>
>
>>and have replaced the DoEvents() call with Update();
>
>Not sure about this one. You need the DoEvents() call if you want people to 
>be able to abort. The ProgressBar is presumably updated with the SetPos()
call.
>
>
>>this is the only thing that happens, then my program exits mysteriously
>>without entering the while(1) loop which is the download progress of the
file.
>>I am left with a file-to-be of "0" bytes.
>
>Put print statements in your code to tell you exactly how far it goes and 
>where, what values variables have etc. Data::Dumper is very nice if you 
>have data structures to display.
>
>Also, coding Perl without "use strict;" and warnings are unnecessarily 
>difficult and error prone. Just a tip.
>
>
>Hope That Helps,
>
>/J
>
>--
>Johan Lindström, Sourcerer, Boss Casinos Ltd, Antigua
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