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2000-07-11 Thread ChristianL

 -Original Message-
 From: Roberto Guerra [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2000 12:06 PM
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: [perl-win32-gui] Errors with Dynaloader.pm

 Hi!

 I tried to run a sample program of the win32_gui samples, and 
 I get this
 compiling error. It happens with every one of the samples.
 I wonder if I'm missing some modules, or if this is a bug.
 Can someone clue me as to what I'm doing wrong?
 The path's shown in the error are correct, so it is obvious 
 (to me) that
 the program finds the proper path's.
 I'm not very good with Perl yet, and in need of guidance.
 The error message is as follows

 "D:\win32-gui\samplesperl hello.pl
 Can't load 'D:/Perl/site/lib/auto/win32/gui/gui.dll'  for module
 win32::gui: load_file: One of the files needed to run this application
 cannot be found at D:/prl/lib/Dynaloader.pm line 200.

Did you cut/paste this in, or is this a typo?  This might be your problem.  

 Compilation failed in require at hello.pl line 8.
 BEGIN failed compilation aborted at hello.pl line 8."

 I'm working with a pentium 166Mhrz, 64MB of RAM and Windows 
 98,  I have
 successfully ran some other Perl programs with my 
 installation of Perl.

Need to know what Win32 Perl you are using and what build.  (i.e.
ActiveState 521 or whatever.)

 Please Help!

 Thanks in advance.

 Roberto.

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2000-07-11 Thread scorch_jb


I'm trying to use an XML file to hold the properties
of the windows in my Perl script.  (No major reason
for this, I just throught it would be a cool way to
learn how to use XML with Perl)

However, it seems that if I store the window style in
a variable, and try to use the variable to set the
window style, no style is applied to the window when
it is created.  If I hard code the window style, then
it appears correctly.

Here is the basic layout of the XML file:
windows
  window type=3D"Window Name"
property type=3D"name" value=3D"Window Name"/
property type=3D"icon" value=3D"Icon"/
property type=3D"version"  value=3D"Version Number"/
property type=3D"modified" value=3D"Modified Date"/
property type=3D"title"value=3D"Window Title"/
property type=3D"style"value=3D"Window Styles"/
property type=3D"left" value=3D"300"/
property type=3D"top"  value=3D"200"/
property type=3D"width"value=3D"350"/
property type=3D"height"   value=3D"250"/
  /window
/windows

The value for the Window Styles would be:
"WS_CAPTION | WS_SYSMENU" (or something similar).

$WindowHandle =3D new GUI::DialogBox (
  -name=3D $Hash{name},
  -title   =3D $Hash{title},
  -style   =3D $Hash{style}, # No style is applied
  -style   =3D WS_CAPTION | WS_SYSMENU, # Works fine
  -left=3D $Hash{left},
  -top =3D $Hash{top},
  -width   =3D $Hash{width},
  -height  =3D $Hash{height},
);=20

Is this something that just cannot be done?  Or do I
need to do something differently?  Does anyone have
any suggestions?

Thanks for your help,
Jeremy Blonde
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[perl-win32-gui] Subject: Help with controlling a window....?

2000-04-27 Thread Benjamin Reed


I'm working with controlling WinAmp using Win32::GUI, and everything works
great, except for one problem.

If I do the following:

--(snip!)--
my $amp = Win32::GUI::FindWindow('Winamp v1.x');
my $track_position = Win32::GUI::SendMessage($amp, 0x0400, 0, 105);
my $filename = Win32::GUI::SendMessage($amp, 0x0400, $track_position, 211);
--(snip!)--

$amp and $track_position initialize correctly (and any other SendMessage()
stuff I've tried based on the winamp docs), but $filename (and the title,
which is 212 instead of 211) returns "4527196".

According to the winamp docs
(http://www.winamp.com/nsdn/plugindev/speaking.jhtml) 211 and 212 return a
pointer to a string that contains the [filename|title].

Is there a way for me to get at that with Win32::GUI, or will I need to use
Win32::API (and if so, does anyone know how to get at it, by chance)?

Thanks for any help you can give...

--
Ben Reed a.k.a. Ranger Rick
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2000-03-15 Thread Marvin_Billings




I can't get "make" to make the makefile. MakeMaker.pm is installed. I type "perl
-V:make " and get make ='nmake'.

Can someone please help me get this going.