RE: [perl-win32-gui] ...

[Erich Ruff]

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jenda Krynicky
Sent: Montag, 3. Januar 2000 15:45
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [perl-win32-gui] ...

 Hello,
 how to install/build Win32::Gui 0.0.434 ??

 Rafael PThetarez
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

c:\ PPM install --location http://Jenda.Krynicky.cz/perl Win32-GUI

Jenda

Hello, I'm new to perl and try to get Win32-GUI to run. no chance
I tried your tip.
But after downloading the files I get an Error-Message
Error installing package win32-Gui Can't open File   \.packlist\.:
permission denied  at [path of my perl] ... line 144

I'm running NT 4.0 Server US - SP 5 - IE5 - 256 MB RAM
To prevent errors I removed all access restrictions - and so ' everyone has
full control' - that is all permissions

Please could you provide more help 

Thank you in advance

Erich Ruff - Germany

[perl-win32-gui] TabStrip

[David Hiltz]

   I'm trying to figure out how to add objects to the different Tabstrips,
   but I don't see anything in the sample code (tabstrip.pl) which shows how
   this is done.
 
   I thought something like this would work, but no-go.

  ...

  $W-AddTabStrip(
  -name   = "Tab",
  -left   = 0,
  -top= 0,
  -width  = $W-ScaleWidth,
  -height = $W-ScaleHeight,
  );

  $W-Tab-InsertItem(
  -text  = "General",
  -name  = Gen,
  ); 

  $W-Tab-Gen-Addbutton(
  -text = "Hello",
  -left = 10,
  -top  = 10,
  );

   Anybody gotten tabstrips to work?

   Thanks.

   ---
   David Hiltz

RE: RE::[perl-win32-gui] Window-Show() Observation

[Eric C. Hansen]

The problem occurs when an already visible window (or dialogbox) is
overlayed with a popup dialogbox. A hole is left in the first window where
the popup box was upon its closing. The hole does not go away until
Win32::GUI::Dialog() regains control and refreshes the window. It appears
that Win32::GUI::Dialog() automatically refreshes the screen when control
returns to it. But in a case where a popup dialog is called within a
subroutine, and that subroutine performs some processing after the popup
dialog is closed, there is a log time before Win32::GUI::Dialog() is back in
control. While that lag time exists, the first screen remains unrefreshed so
that the user looks at an incomplete window objects. In the case of a
Win32::GUI::Messagebox being called, this hole does not occur upon its
closing.  Also, the FileOpenDialog does not leave a hole nor does the Color
Picker Dialog. So these Dialogs must be holding the contents of the screen
they are covering in a buffer and redisplaying that portion of the screen
they covered upon their closing.

Eric

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Ravi Singh
Sent: Friday, December 31, 1999 1:49 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: RE::[perl-win32-gui] Window-Show() Observation


I'm not sure if i completely understand the problem, but i believe that in
the style tag for the GUI dialogbox, if you use WS_VISIBLE, it will be shown
immediately, without the need for a -show method.

Regards,
Ravi Singh
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.windows-shareware.com
- Original Message -
From: Cam Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 31, 1999 12:31 PM
Subject: RE::[perl-win32-gui] Window-Show() Observation


 Hi,

 I was wondering if anyone came up with a solution to
 this problem (described below in Eric's message).  I'm
 encountering the same problem and when I searched the
 old messages I never found an answer or any further
 discussion in the thread.  Thanks for you time.

 Cam Watson



 Eric Hanson wrote:
 
 It appears that the show method does not fire until
 control returns to
 Win32::GUI::Dialog();  Aldo, is there any way we can
 get Show() programmed
 to fire immediately?  Please study my below example and
 the notes.

 Thanks,
 Eric Hansen


 # OK button click event for DialogBox #1
 sub D1OK_Click {
$D1-Disable();
$D2-Enable();
$D2-Show();
 }

 # OK button click event for DialogBox #2
 sub D2OK_Click {
$D2-Disable();
$D2-Hide();
$D1-Enable();
$D1-Show();   # Show() method does not fire till
 Do_Process completes
   # and control returns to
 Win32::GUI::Dialog()
   # since the DialogBox1 screen does
 not refresh till then.

Do_Process();  # call a subroutine to do some
 procedure code
 }

 sub Do_Process {
# procedure code executed here
 }


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