Re: gui debuggers?

[Daniel Rawson]

Jan -

Fixed, thanks for your help.

Probably not necessary, but . . .
- removed PDK
- removed Active Perl
- Cleaned out a couple of left-over registry entries in CLSID for "PerlDB.exe"
- Re-installed all
- Re-installed my license
- Re-started . . . and it's all working :-)

Dan

On 03/19/12 01:32 PM, Jan Dubois wrote:
> On Mon, 19 Mar 2012, Daniel Rawson wrote:
>> Chris -
>>
>> That's what I was afraid of . . . .my 5.14.2 install is definitely
>> 64-bit, but the old PDK is from 2004, so it's certainly 32-bit :-(
>
> The 32-bit PDK debugger should still work with 64-bit Perl.
> They run in separate processes and just exchange information
> in text format.
>
> Cheers,
> -Jan
>
>
>
>

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RE: gui debuggers?

[Jan Dubois]

On Mon, 19 Mar 2012, Daniel Rawson wrote:
> Chris -
>
> That's what I was afraid of . . . .my 5.14.2 install is definitely
> 64-bit, but the old PDK is from 2004, so it's certainly 32-bit :-(

The 32-bit PDK debugger should still work with 64-bit Perl.
They run in separate processes and just exchange information
in text format.

Cheers,
-Jan


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RE: gui debuggers?

[Jan Dubois]

The relevant value is PERL5DB.  It should have been set by pdkdebug
for you, but maybe there is some permissions issue if you don't
run it elevated.

pdkdebug will set this variable in the registry under the Perl key,
but you can also add it manually to the environment yourself.
The value should be something like:

"{BEGIN {require q}}"

without the quotes, and you have to figure out the exact path yourself
(it may not even be under the PDK/bin/lib directory in PDK6, I can't
remember).

Cheers,
-Jan

On Mon, 19 Mar 2012, Daniel Rawson wrote:
> 
> Jan -
> 
> Thanks . . . I did finally get it to install, but it won't start by default 
> from perl -d :-(
> 
> I tried setting PERL5LIB to the install path, but that didn't help.  The 
> debug listener is running,
> and -query shows that it's running in local mode . . . . any other ideas?
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> Dan
> 
> On 03/19/12 12:55 PM, Jan Dubois wrote:
> > Daniel,
> >
> > There is no GUI debugger included in ActivePerl (I think Mark
> > may be mixing it up with the GUI interface to Perl::Critic,
> > which was initially added to the PDK, but has been moved to
> > ActivePerl since then).
> >
> > However, the GUI debugger from your PDK should still work with
> > the latest ActivePerl, even though PerlApp&  friends won't
> > (I can't remember what was included in PDK 6, but generally
> > everything that was labeled a "productivity tool" should be
> > version independent, whereas everything labeled a "deployment
> > tool" has code that needs to be adapted to each Perl release).
> >
> > Cheers,
> > -Jan
> >
> > On Mon, 19 Mar 2012, Daniel Rawson wrote:
> >> Mark -
> >>
> >> Thanks . . . I get the command-line debugger when I start with -d . .
> >> . more research, I guess :-)
> >>
> >> Dan On 03/19/12 06:37 AM, Mark Dootson wrote:
> >>> I think you'll find ActivePerl 5.14.2 comes with its own graphical
> >>> debugger. If it doesn't load by default with -d, you must have some
> >>> setting present that prevents this.
> >>>
> >>> On 19/03/2012 10:15, Daniel Rawson wrote:
>  My work system was recently "upgraded" to Windows 7 and ActivePerl
>  5.14.2 - I had been using v5.8 +
> >> PDK v6 for years. Unfortunately, the old 32-bit PDK doesn't work with
> >> my company-provided install of
> >> 5.14.2.  In addition, the Devel::ptkdb module is not available for
> >>   5.14.
> 
>  I've been using the regular command-line debugger, but I would love
>  to find another GUI debugger.
> 
>  Suggestions?
> 
>  Thanks
> 
>  Dan
> >
> >
> >
> >
> 
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Re: gui debuggers?

[Daniel Rawson]

Chris -

That's what I was afraid of . . . .my 5.14.2 install is definitely 64-bit, but 
the old PDK is from 2004, so it's certainly 32-bit :-(

perl -V returns:
==
Summary of my perl5 (revision 5 version 14 subversion 2) configuration:

   Platform:
 osname=MSWin32, osvers=5.2, archname=MSWin32-x64-multi-thread
==


Dan

On 03/19/12 01:21 PM, Christopher Taranto wrote:
> Hi Daniel,
>
> I don't believe that there is a 64-bit PDK gui debugger which is what I 
> believe that you are trying to use.
>
> Chris
>
> On Mon, Mar 19, 2012 at 10:18 AM, Daniel 
> Rawsonmailto:daniel.raw...@asml.com>>  wrote:
> Jan -
>
> Thanks . . . I did finally get it to install, but it won't start by default 
> from perl -d :-(
>
> I tried setting PERL5LIB to the install path, but that didn't help.  The 
> debug listener is running, and -query shows that it's running in local mode . 
> . . . any other ideas?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Dan
>
> On 03/19/12 12:55 PM, Jan Dubois wrote:
>> Daniel,
>>
>> There is no GUI debugger included in ActivePerl (I think Mark
>> may be mixing it up with the GUI interface to Perl::Critic,
>> which was initially added to the PDK, but has been moved to
>> ActivePerl since then).
>>
>> However, the GUI debugger from your PDK should still work with
>> the latest ActivePerl, even though PerlApp&   friends won't
>> (I can't remember what was included in PDK 6, but generally
>> everything that was labeled a "productivity tool" should be
>> version independent, whereas everything labeled a "deployment
>> tool" has code that needs to be adapted to each Perl release).
>>
>> Cheers,
>> -Jan
>>
>> On Mon, 19 Mar 2012, Daniel Rawson wrote:
>>> Mark -
>>>
>>> Thanks . . . I get the command-line debugger when I start with -d . .
>>> . more research, I guess :-)
>>>
>>> Dan On 03/19/12 06:37 AM, Mark Dootson wrote:
 I think you'll find ActivePerl 5.14.2 comes with its own graphical
 debugger. If it doesn't load by default with -d, you must have some
 setting present that prevents this.

 On 19/03/2012 10:15, Daniel Rawson wrote:
> My work system was recently "upgraded" to Windows 7 and ActivePerl
> 5.14.2 - I had been using v5.8 +
>>> PDK v6 for years. Unfortunately, the old 32-bit PDK doesn't work with
>>> my company-provided install of
>>> 5.14.2.  In addition, the Devel::ptkdb module is not available for
>>>5.14.
>
> I've been using the regular command-line debugger, but I would love
> to find another GUI debugger.
>
> Suggestions?
>
> Thanks
>
> Dan

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Re: gui debuggers?

[Christopher Taranto]

Hi Daniel,

I don't believe that there is a 64-bit PDK gui debugger which is what I
believe that you are trying to use.

Chris

On Mon, Mar 19, 2012 at 10:18 AM, Daniel Rawson wrote:

> Jan -
>
> Thanks . . . I did finally get it to install, but it won't start by
> default from perl -d :-(
>
> I tried setting PERL5LIB to the install path, but that didn't help.  The
> debug listener is running, and -query shows that it's running in local mode
> . . . . any other ideas?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Dan
>
> On 03/19/12 12:55 PM, Jan Dubois wrote:
> > Daniel,
> >
> > There is no GUI debugger included in ActivePerl (I think Mark
> > may be mixing it up with the GUI interface to Perl::Critic,
> > which was initially added to the PDK, but has been moved to
> > ActivePerl since then).
> >
> > However, the GUI debugger from your PDK should still work with
> > the latest ActivePerl, even though PerlApp&  friends won't
> > (I can't remember what was included in PDK 6, but generally
> > everything that was labeled a "productivity tool" should be
> > version independent, whereas everything labeled a "deployment
> > tool" has code that needs to be adapted to each Perl release).
> >
> > Cheers,
> > -Jan
> >
> > On Mon, 19 Mar 2012, Daniel Rawson wrote:
> >> Mark -
> >>
> >> Thanks . . . I get the command-line debugger when I start with -d . .
> >> . more research, I guess :-)
> >>
> >> Dan On 03/19/12 06:37 AM, Mark Dootson wrote:
> >>> I think you'll find ActivePerl 5.14.2 comes with its own graphical
> >>> debugger. If it doesn't load by default with -d, you must have some
> >>> setting present that prevents this.
> >>>
> >>> On 19/03/2012 10:15, Daniel Rawson wrote:
>  My work system was recently "upgraded" to Windows 7 and ActivePerl
>  5.14.2 - I had been using v5.8 +
> >> PDK v6 for years. Unfortunately, the old 32-bit PDK doesn't work with
> >> my company-provided install of
> >> 5.14.2.  In addition, the Devel::ptkdb module is not available for
> >>   5.14.
> 
>  I've been using the regular command-line debugger, but I would love
>  to find another GUI debugger.
> 
>  Suggestions?
> 
>  Thanks
> 
>  Dan
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
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Re: gui debuggers?

[Daniel Rawson]

Jan -

Thanks . . . I did finally get it to install, but it won't start by default 
from perl -d :-(

I tried setting PERL5LIB to the install path, but that didn't help.  The debug 
listener is running, and -query shows that it's running in local mode . . . . 
any other ideas?

Thanks!

Dan

On 03/19/12 12:55 PM, Jan Dubois wrote:
> Daniel,
>
> There is no GUI debugger included in ActivePerl (I think Mark
> may be mixing it up with the GUI interface to Perl::Critic,
> which was initially added to the PDK, but has been moved to
> ActivePerl since then).
>
> However, the GUI debugger from your PDK should still work with
> the latest ActivePerl, even though PerlApp&  friends won't
> (I can't remember what was included in PDK 6, but generally
> everything that was labeled a "productivity tool" should be
> version independent, whereas everything labeled a "deployment
> tool" has code that needs to be adapted to each Perl release).
>
> Cheers,
> -Jan
>
> On Mon, 19 Mar 2012, Daniel Rawson wrote:
>> Mark -
>>
>> Thanks . . . I get the command-line debugger when I start with -d . .
>> . more research, I guess :-)
>>
>> Dan On 03/19/12 06:37 AM, Mark Dootson wrote:
>>> I think you'll find ActivePerl 5.14.2 comes with its own graphical
>>> debugger. If it doesn't load by default with -d, you must have some
>>> setting present that prevents this.
>>>
>>> On 19/03/2012 10:15, Daniel Rawson wrote:
 My work system was recently "upgraded" to Windows 7 and ActivePerl
 5.14.2 - I had been using v5.8 +
>> PDK v6 for years. Unfortunately, the old 32-bit PDK doesn't work with
>> my company-provided install of
>> 5.14.2.  In addition, the Devel::ptkdb module is not available for
>>   5.14.

 I've been using the regular command-line debugger, but I would love
 to find another GUI debugger.

 Suggestions?

 Thanks

 Dan
>
>
>
>

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RE: gui debuggers?

[Jan Dubois]

Daniel,

There is no GUI debugger included in ActivePerl (I think Mark
may be mixing it up with the GUI interface to Perl::Critic,
which was initially added to the PDK, but has been moved to
ActivePerl since then).

However, the GUI debugger from your PDK should still work with
the latest ActivePerl, even though PerlApp & friends won't
(I can't remember what was included in PDK 6, but generally
everything that was labeled a "productivity tool" should be
version independent, whereas everything labeled a "deployment
tool" has code that needs to be adapted to each Perl release).

Cheers,
-Jan

On Mon, 19 Mar 2012, Daniel Rawson wrote:
> Mark -
>
> Thanks . . . I get the command-line debugger when I start with -d . .
> . more research, I guess :-)
>
> Dan On 03/19/12 06:37 AM, Mark Dootson wrote:
>> I think you'll find ActivePerl 5.14.2 comes with its own graphical
>> debugger. If it doesn't load by default with -d, you must have some
>> setting present that prevents this.
>>
>> On 19/03/2012 10:15, Daniel Rawson wrote:
>>> My work system was recently "upgraded" to Windows 7 and ActivePerl
>>> 5.14.2 - I had been using v5.8 +
> PDK v6 for years. Unfortunately, the old 32-bit PDK doesn't work with
> my company-provided install of
> 5.14.2.  In addition, the Devel::ptkdb module is not available for
>  5.14.
>>>
>>> I've been using the regular command-line debugger, but I would love
>>> to find another GUI debugger.
>>>
>>> Suggestions?
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>> Dan


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RE: gui debuggers?

[Puustinen Rainer]

Hi,

I guess you have toggled the debugger onto the command-line by setting 
environment variable
PERL5DB=BEGIN { require 'perl5db.pl'; }

Check http://docs.activestate.com/komodo/4.4/debugperl.html, Disabling and 
Enabling the Perl Dev Kit (PDK) Debugger

-rainer-

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Rawson
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Subject: Re: gui debuggers?

Mark -

Thanks . . . I get the command-line debugger when I start with -d . . . more 
research, I guess :-)

Dan
On 03/19/12 06:37 AM, Mark Dootson wrote:
> I think you'll find ActivePerl 5.14.2 comes with its own graphical
> debugger. If it doesn't load by default with -d, you must have some
> setting present that prevents this.
>
> On 19/03/2012 10:15, Daniel Rawson wrote:
>> My work system was recently "upgraded" to Windows 7 and ActivePerl 5.14.2 - 
>> I had been using v5.8 + PDK v6 for years.  Unfortunately, the old 32-bit PDK 
>> doesn't work with my company-provided install of 5.14.2.  In addition, the 
>> Devel::ptkdb module is not available for 5.14.
>>
>> I've been using the regular command-line debugger, but I would love to find 
>> another GUI debugger.
>>
>> Suggestions?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Dan

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Re: gui debuggers?

[Mark Dootson]

Ooops

On 19/03/2012 10:37, Mark Dootson wrote:
> I think you'll find ActivePerl 5.14.2 comes with its own graphical
> debugger. If it doesn't load by default with -d, you must have some
> setting present that prevents this.

I'm thinking I imagined this. Can't find a reference to it anywhere. 
Sorry, it appears I had a senior moment.

:-(

Mark

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Re: gui debuggers?

[Daniel Rawson]

Mark -

Thanks . . . I get the command-line debugger when I start with -d . . . more 
research, I guess :-)

Dan
On 03/19/12 06:37 AM, Mark Dootson wrote:
> I think you'll find ActivePerl 5.14.2 comes with its own graphical
> debugger. If it doesn't load by default with -d, you must have some
> setting present that prevents this.
>
> On 19/03/2012 10:15, Daniel Rawson wrote:
>> My work system was recently "upgraded" to Windows 7 and ActivePerl 5.14.2 - 
>> I had been using v5.8 + PDK v6 for years.  Unfortunately, the old 32-bit PDK 
>> doesn't work with my company-provided install of 5.14.2.  In addition, the 
>> Devel::ptkdb module is not available for 5.14.
>>
>> I've been using the regular command-line debugger, but I would love to find 
>> another GUI debugger.
>>
>> Suggestions?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Dan

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Re: gui debuggers?

[Mark Dootson]

I think you'll find ActivePerl 5.14.2 comes with its own graphical 
debugger. If it doesn't load by default with -d, you must have some 
setting present that prevents this.

On 19/03/2012 10:15, Daniel Rawson wrote:
> My work system was recently "upgraded" to Windows 7 and ActivePerl 5.14.2 - I 
> had been using v5.8 + PDK v6 for years.  Unfortunately, the old 32-bit PDK 
> doesn't work with my company-provided install of 5.14.2.  In addition, the 
> Devel::ptkdb module is not available for 5.14.
>
> I've been using the regular command-line debugger, but I would love to find 
> another GUI debugger.
>
> Suggestions?
>
> Thanks
>
> Dan

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RE: GUI based perl

[Jan Dubois]

On Thu, 30 Jul 2009, Serguei Trouchelle wrote:
> I'd say Tkx because Tk is no longer developed.

In case you haven't seen it, the TkDocs site has a tutorial that
shows how to use the latest Tk bindings from Tcl, Ruby, Python
and Perl, using the Tkx interface for the Perl code:

http://www.tkdocs.com/tutorial/index.html

Cheers,
-Jan

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Re: GUI based perl

[Serguei Trouchelle]

I'd say Tkx because Tk is no longer developed.

Also, wxPerl (and Cava Packager) may be an interesting alternative to Tk*.

mohammed.must...@wipro.com wrote:

> Use perl *TK *utility.

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Re: GUI based perl

[Angelos Karageorgiou]

try activestate's guibuilder from http://spectcl.sourceforge.net. It has 
some issues but is mostly functional.


vptk_w is another option but I consider guibuilder better!


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Please let me know if someone reply u with that tool and not marking the 
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RE: GUI based perl

[mohammed.mustafa]

Honestly speaking that takes sometime. But I don't have any idea about the tool 
which help u to avoid that stuff.

Please let me know if someone reply u with that tool and not marking the 
complete list in the TO list.Sometime this the possibility. :-)

Regards,
Mustafa



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But it needs lot of coding to draw anything.
Is there any utility where I can make user interface by creating from already 
defined tool bar??

Kanhaiya Prasad

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Use perl TK utility.


Regards,
Mustafa



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Hi

Please suggest me that what should I use to create interactive GUI for 
running perl script.
There may be button to Browse file and Run particular tool available 
with that interface.

While script is running user can view the progress of that script and 
after completion of execution download button should be available to download 
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But it needs lot of coding to draw anything. 
Is there any utility where I can make user interface by creating from already 
defined tool bar??

Kanhaiya Prasad
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  Use perl TK utility.


  Regards,
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  Hi

  Please suggest me that what should I use to create interactive GUI for 
running perl script.
  There may be button to Browse file and Run particular tool available with 
that interface.

  While script is running user can view the progress of that script and after 
completion of execution download button should be available to download that 
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RE: GUI based perl

[mohammed.mustafa]

Use perl TK utility.


Regards,
Mustafa



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Hi

Please suggest me that what should I use to create interactive GUI for running 
perl script.
There may be button to Browse file and Run particular tool available with that 
interface.

While script is running user can view the progress of that script and after 
completion of execution download button should be available to download that 
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Re: GUI

[gerhard . petrowitsch]

Why not take Perl/Tk ? It comes readily packed
with ActiveStates Perl release.

Gerhard



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  Is there a GUI interface for Perl scripting/programming that can be used  
 with Windows98SE?  

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RE: GUI

[Johan Lindstrom]

At 20:13 2005-01-20, Adam R. Frielink wrote:
He might be looking for something like 'The GUI Loft'.  Possibly
SpecPerl or guido as well.  I think Guido and the Loft are found at
SourceForge.
The GUI Loft is at:
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RE: GUI

[Adam R. Frielink]

> As far as I know, Win32::GUI fits that criteria.
> 
> On approximately 1/20/2005 10:06 AM, came the following 
> characters from 
> the keyboard of Robert Suchocki:
> >  
> >  Is there a GUI interface for Perl scripting/programming 
> that can be 
> > used with Windows98SE?
> 

He might be looking for something like 'The GUI Loft'.  Possibly
SpecPerl or guido as well.  I think Guido and the Loft are found at
SourceForge.   SpecPerl can be found by Googling, if that is what you
are looking for.

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Re: GUI front End

[Suresh Govindachar]

Hello,

In regard to data exchange between perl and vb, 
BigAL wrote on 20 Oct 2004 17:36:23 -1000
that he

> ended up opening up a vb tcp server and pushed 
> perl output to  

Where can I find documentation and/or sample code 
about the VB portion of the solution? 

Thanks,

--Suresh

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RE: GUI front End

[services]

ï


Sir,
I've 
run into this in the past as well, I ended up writing the perl output to text 
files, then reading with vb.  That worked for a while, as 
traffic increased I ended up opening up a vb tcp server and 
pushed perl output to .  
 
That 
solution worked well as then I could fork multiple child processes to handle 
larger amounts of data with the perl client. 
 
HTH,
 
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  End
  
  All,
   
  Thank you for your replies! I have downloaded the GUI 
  Loft and another GUI builder called Prima (http://prima.eu.org/). Both of these seem to 
  be excellent tools. Unfortunately, due to scheduling, I donât have time, for 
  this project, to use them. I quickly built some samples, but to integrate what 
  I want into my existing tools will take a bit too long (learning curve). 
  
   
  For now, Iâve got to stick with Visual Basic to write 
  my front end, but I have one small (perhaps not so small) problem. I can send 
  all of the required information from VB to the perl 
  (appâd) scripts via command line arguments or 
  switches, but, how do I get information back from the scripts to display in 
  the calling VB app. This is, I suppose, a half perl 
  (sending the info), half VB (receiving the info) 
  question.
   
  If someone can show me how to make any piece of data 
  ($data) that is generated by a perl script available 
  to the VB app...
   
  Then, if I have some difficulty on the VB side, Iâll 
  ask a similar question on a VB list.
   
  Thanks!!
   
  
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  Win32::GUI::Loft
  EXCELLENT tool for building like 
  VB
  http://www.bahnhof.se/~johanl/perl/Loft/
   
  Win32::GUI documentation online, very usful as it is 
  the most up to date.
  http://jeb.ca/perl/win32-gui-docs/index.pl/home
   
   
  Use the GUI Loft program to visually design your 
  interfaces, and build your
  window objects within perl. Then use some *barely* 
  modified win32::gui code
  withing ur program and you are all 
  set.
   
  I have been writing a GUI frontend for a program 
  myself over the past month
  (new features new features...) so don't be afraid to 
  ask me for any hidden
  goodies or just plain 
tips
   
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RE: GUI front End

[Leroy G. Blimegger Jr.]

All,

 

Thank you for your replies! I have downloaded the GUI Loft and another
GUI builder called Prima (http://prima.eu.org/).
Both of these seem to be excellent tools. Unfortunately, due to scheduling, I
donât have time, for this project, to use them. I quickly built some samples,
but to integrate what I want into my existing tools will take a bit too long
(learning curve). 

 

For now, Iâve got to stick with Visual Basic to write my front end, but
I have one small (perhaps not so small) problem. I can send all of the required
information from VB to the perl (appâd)
scripts via command line arguments or switches, but, how do I get information
back from the scripts to display in the calling VB app. This is, I suppose, a half
perl (sending the info), half VB (receiving the info)
question.

 

If someone can show me how to make any piece of data ($data) that is
generated by a perl script available to the VB app...

 

Then, if I have some difficulty on the VB side, Iâll ask a similar
question on a VB list.

 

Thanks!!

 



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Win32::GUI::Loft

EXCELLENT tool for building like VB

http://www.bahnhof.se/~johanl/perl/Loft/

 

Win32::GUI documentation online, very usful as it is the most up to
date.

http://jeb.ca/perl/win32-gui-docs/index.pl/home

 

 

Use the GUI Loft program to visually design your interfaces, and build
your

window objects within perl. Then use some *barely* modified win32::gui
code

withing ur
program and you are all set.

 

I have been writing a GUI frontend for a program myself over the past
month

(new features new features...) so don't be afraid to ask me for any
hidden

goodies or just plain tips

 

Bitte

 

Jason

 

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This is what I was hoping for. Can you point me to a good resource for

Win32::GUI and/or Tk?

 






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RE: GUI front End

[Beckett Richard-qswi266]

Lee,

Try typing widget at the command prompt. This will show you around Tk.

R.

> All,

> Now, I know I can build a front end in Visual Basic, but I 
> would like to take the opportunity to do something new. Can I 
> build a GUI using perl? If so, can someone point me to some examples.
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RE: GUI front End

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At 12:55 2004-10-18, Leroy G. Blimegger Jr. wrote:
This is what I was hoping for. Can you point me to a good resource for 
Win32::GUI and/or Tk?
Win32::GUI
http://www.bahnhof.se/~johanl/perl/Loft/
Look at the "Win32::GUI starter kit" section
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Re: GUI front End

[StoneBeat]

You can try Prima (http://prima.eu.org) it have a very very useful Visual 
Builder and you can use in Linux / Windows / Solaris ...

El Lunes 18 Octubre 2004 09:41, Leroy G. Blimegger Jr. escribió:
> All,
>
> Over the past few months, I've written several perl scripts that have
> become very useful to my client. But they complain that they have to type
> in directory names, filenames, etc. They would like a GUI interface that
> allows selection of directories, files, etc.
>
> Now, I know I can build a front end in Visual Basic, but I would like to
> take the opportunity to do something new. Can I build a GUI using perl? If
> so, can someone point me to some examples.
>
> If I can't, and I have to use Visual Basic, I know I can pass all of the
> arguments for each perl script via Shell and either command line arguments
> or switches. But, there is quite a bit of useful information that is
> displayed in the command window when each script runs. Can I pass this
> information back to the Visual Basic front end for display?
>
> I'm trying not to ask a specific Visual Basic question on a perl mailing
> list, but if someone has some experience with VB/perl interaction, any tips
> would be appreciated.
>
> Regards,
> Lee
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RE: GUI front End

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Thanks!

This is what I was hoping for. Can you point me to a good resource for Win32::GUI 
and/or Tk?

Cheers!


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Leroy G. Blimegger Jr. wrote:

> All,
> 
> Over the past few months, I've written several perl scripts that have become very 
> useful to my client. But they complain that they have to type in directory names, 
> filenames, etc. They would like a GUI interface that allows selection of 
> directories, files, etc.
> 
> Now, I know I can build a front end in Visual Basic, but I would like to take the 
> opportunity to do something new. Can I build a GUI using perl? If so, can someone 
> point me to some examples.
> 
> If I can't, and I have to use Visual Basic, I know I can pass all of the arguments 
> for each perl script via Shell and either command line arguments or switches. But, 
> there is quite a bit of useful information that is displayed in the command window 
> when each script runs. Can I pass this information back to the Visual Basic front 
> end for display?
> 
> I'm trying not to ask a specific Visual Basic question on a perl mailing list, but 
> if someone has some experience with VB/perl interaction, any tips would be 
> appreciated.

No need to.  Try using Win32::GUI or Tk and create your own
GUI interface.

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Re: GUI front End

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Leroy G. Blimegger Jr. wrote:

> All,
> 
> Over the past few months, I've written several perl scripts that have become very 
> useful to my client. But they complain that they have to type in directory names, 
> filenames, etc. They would like a GUI interface that allows selection of 
> directories, files, etc.
> 
> Now, I know I can build a front end in Visual Basic, but I would like to take the 
> opportunity to do something new. Can I build a GUI using perl? If so, can someone 
> point me to some examples.
> 
> If I can't, and I have to use Visual Basic, I know I can pass all of the arguments 
> for each perl script via Shell and either command line arguments or switches. But, 
> there is quite a bit of useful information that is displayed in the command window 
> when each script runs. Can I pass this information back to the Visual Basic front 
> end for display?
> 
> I'm trying not to ask a specific Visual Basic question on a perl mailing list, but 
> if someone has some experience with VB/perl interaction, any tips would be 
> appreciated.

No need to.  Try using Win32::GUI or Tk and create your own
GUI interface.

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RE: GUI - Browse for directories - solved.

[Schichmanter, EithanX]

>Hi all,
>
>A while back a discussion issued about browsing for files (multiple
>selection).
>
>I need a slight variation on the subject: I want to use the getOpenFile
>method of Tk (or the GetOpenFileName of Win32::GUI) to open a
DIRECTORY:
>I want to enable the selection of a directory in my directory tree
>structure and return that string to my script.
>
>How can that be done?
>
>I was able to find a cpp implementation of OpenDirDlg class that
enables
>that, but I'm looking for a Perl solution (to embed in my script).
>
>Any help/ideas would be greatly appreciated.
>
>All the best,
>
>Schichmanter Eitan
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Hi again,

I was able to find an elegant and very easy solution (THANKS Google for
hours spent looking...):

use strict;
require Win32::GUI;

my $folder = Win32::GUI::BrowseForFolder(
 -root => "",
 -includefiles => 0,
 );
my $dir = $folder;

print "dir: $dir";

The above can be found at the following url (I had to brush my
non-existent Dutch, but I still made good...):

http://www.jcroonen.nl/training/programmeren/CodeBrws.asp?source=source/
perl/list_files.pl



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RE: Gui rip off.

[Gould, Kevin]

If you look under your Activestate install, there's an 

Eg/tk directory.  Run Widget.bat

I think you'll find it has more than ample to keep you busy.

-Original Message-
From: Beckett Richard-qswi266 [mailto:Richard.Beckett@;motorola.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, October 23, 2002 3:33 AM
To: Perl Users
Subject: Gui rip off.

Guys,

I want to be able to have a GUI front end on my script, but I'm finding
it
all a bit complicated.

I think that the best way to learn this stuff is to start with a script
that's not too complicated, and see how things have been done by a man
who
can ;-)

Does anyone have, or can point me to a script that has a GUI front end
that
I can pull apart and play with?

Thanks.

R.
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Re: Gui rip off.

[Johan Lindstrom]

At 09:32 2002-10-23 +0100, Beckett Richard-qswi266 wrote:

Does anyone have, or can point me to a script that has a GUI front end that
I can pull apart and play with?


If you want to use Win32::GUI as the GUI toolkit, this is a useful repost 
from the win32-gui-users list:

-

In the source distriution (at SourceForge) there are a few indispensible 
sample scripts.

Other programs you can study:


A PerlMonks chat client



A news aggregator


A GUI designer


A POD/code browser


A GUI designer

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The last program, The GUI Loft, also contains *gasp* demo scripts :)


/J

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Re: Gui rip off.

[Sean Ahern]

At 09:32 23/10/2002 +0100, Beckett Richard-qswi266 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Guys,

I want to be able to have a GUI front end on my script, but I'm finding it
all a bit complicated.

I think that the best way to learn this stuff is to start with a script
that's not too complicated, and see how things have been done by a man who
can ;-)

Does anyone have, or can point me to a script that has a GUI front end that
I can pull apart and play with?

Thanks.


You could try building the GUI in Spectix, a front end for Perl/Tk.  It can 
output Perl code that can be easily pasted into your scripts.

http://starship.python.net/crew/mike/src/Spectix/Spectix.html


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Re: GUI and Documentation Q's

[Johan Lindstrom]

At 16:22 2002-05-16 -0400, George Gallen wrote:
>q1. How do you do GUI, if the perlcode runs in a Dos Window?
>q2. Recommend some sites on implements GUI with Win32 modules and
>  documentation on it's functions?

A deja vurl for you:

"(GUI) Windows Programming FAQ"
http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=108708


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RE: GUI and Documentation Q's

[Flowers, Jay]

Title: GUI and Documentation Q's









http://www.bahnhof.se/~johanl/perl/Loft/

 



Jay Flowers

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I'm used to PERL on unix, and am now starting to do
some work on Windows. 

q1. How do you do GUI, if the perlcode runs in a Dos
Window? 
q2.
Recommend some sites on implements GUI with Win32 modules and 

documentation on it's functions? 

I'm currently running 5.6.0 Active State Perl on W98.


Thanks 

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RE: GUI and Documentation Q's

[Peter Eisengrein]

Title: RE: GUI and Documentation Q's





> q1. How do you do GUI, if the perlcode runs in a Dos Window? 


the code only *prints standard output* to the DOS window. You can hide that window (or not, depending on what you want to do).


> q2. Recommend some sites on implements GUI with Win32 modules and 
> documentation on it's functions? 



You'll probably get other posts from the Tk crowd. If you want to use Win32::GUI the best place for that info is probably on http://sourceforge.net/projects/perl-win32-gui/

RE: GUI question: Skinning

[Matthew Brennan]

I know wxPerl has a set of paint tools (PaintDC, WindowDC,...) that
might be worth looking in to.  You can get wxPerl at
wxperl.sourceforge.net.  The best documentation is the docs for
wxWindows, available at wxwindows.org.

Good luck,
~Matt

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Subject: GUI question: Skinning


Is there a way of creating GUI applications with sophisticated "skins"
(and 
custom controls) instead of plain windows GUI, so that audio player
looks 
like the one instead of plain old Windowed application with controls.
Ideas 
appreciated.

Roman.

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RE: GUI question: Skinning

[Peter Guzis]

Perl barely supports the native Windows GUI, let alone something like
skinning.  I'm not saying it isn't possible, of course.  If you can find the
C source of some program that already uses skins, you may be able to
replicate the behavior by translating API calls to Win32::API
(theoretically).  You could also write the GUI portion of your program in C
and drop in an embedded perl interpreter for the rest of the code.

Peter Guzis
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Is there a way of creating GUI applications with sophisticated "skins" (and 
custom controls) instead of plain windows GUI, so that audio player looks 
like the one instead of plain old Windowed application with controls. Ideas 
appreciated.

Roman.

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RE: GUI

[Peter Eisengrein]

The samples that (hopefully) came with your Win32::GUI show how to do each
of these 

> -Original Message-
> From: PLANCON Sylvain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2001 10:29 AM
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> Subject: GUI
> 
> 
> Hi,
> 
> Anyone can help me to make a GUI.
> I don't know how to make a ListView, ComboBox and others object.
> I just arrive to print some labels in a grid.
> 
> cheer
> Sylvain
> 
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Re: GUI interface

[Marcus]

On 25.01.01 at 13:21 Will W wrote:
>But you will still be lacking an overview of GUI, event-driven
>constructions. You will probably want a text addressing design
>strategies-- and I'm starting to look for one myself.

I've found Perl/Tk relatively simple to pick up and managed to build an
app with it. I too would like to know more about design issues, from
both a UI, and a programming perspective. I guess there's only the one
book on Perl/Tk?

I have found SpecTcl/SpecPerl very useful for building the interface.
You can find it on the Tcl site, then get the Perl extension.

Marcus Friedlaender


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Re: GUI interface

[Will W]

I've started working with Perl/TK after several years of being
away from GUI programming (I used to do some Delphi stuff).

Perl/Tk will handle the job. The O'Reilly book provides good
documentation on the various modules, and is nearly sufficient
for my low level needs (I want a second book only because
sometimes I need to read the same thing twice, in slightly
different language, before I get beyond my preconceptions).

But you will still be lacking an overview of GUI, event-driven
constructions. You will probably want a text addressing design
strategies-- and I'm starting to look for one myself. I'm
carrying in a lot from my Delphi experience but none of the
Perl/Tk books I've seen address this higher level of abstraction
well. To say that without jargon: the Perl/Tk material does a
good job on using each indivdual object, but none that I've seen
talks about how to best tie the objects together into a well
behaved application.

Perhaps others here might have some suggestions? Something like
Duntemann's _Delphi programming explorer_ written with Perl
examples?

--Will

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<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2001 6:41 AM
Subject: GUI interface


> Hello,
>
> I have a few scripts running from the command line on a NT, and
they are
> pretty much run forever scripts. But I would like to
incorporate a Graphical
> Interface in from of them, so instead of running 24-7, that
someone could go
> up to that machine, select a predefined set of buttons, (which
would produce
> a SQL query) and allow them to hit "go" or "submit" and then
that would
> execute my perl code, and display the results back into the
graphical
> interface.
>
> Anyway, I have all the O'Reilly Perl books (Camel, Llama, etc),
but I do not
> see any real examples of building such an animal.
>
> Also, I think there are a lot of options:
> TK
> Win::GUI?
> Win::OLE?
>
> Anyway, my background is Perl not Xwindows, or GUI's. Could
someone out
> there possibly give me a road map of what I could try and do to
accomplish
> my goal? Or if it is not possible? I am getting a little burned
on doing
> just web-development, and would like to try something a little
different, so
> I don't stagnate.
>
>
> Thanks
> Scott
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