Re: grid with database access

On 4/27/05, Daniel Kasak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Gabor Szabo wrote: > > > > Just out of curiosity ... did you find / make an acceptable solution? not yet, but I will certainly report here when I have find something. Gabor ___ gtk-perl-list mailin

Re: How about a 'recipes' page in the wiki ?

On 4/27/05, ofey aikon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > My snippets collection is organized into catagories like: > > font/fun/ glade/ objects/ > > Gtk1/ gnome/ packing/ progressbar/ > > My original intention was to maintain stuff in the wiki. Easy to > update and easy to enter new examples

Re: grid with database access

Gabor Szabo wrote: >I am looking for a grid with capabilities similar to that of MS Access. >OK, I know this seems to be a long shot and to tell the truth I am not sure >what exactly I am looking for. >In general I should be able to connect the grid to an extarnal database table, >page over the e

Re: How about a 'recipes' page in the wiki ?

> My snippets collection is organized into catagories like: > font/fun/ glade/ objects/ > Gtk1/ gnome/ packing/ progressbar/ My original intention was to maintain stuff in the wiki. Easy to update and easy to enter new examples. But looks like you have a whole lotta stuff in your collecti

Re: Using PAR with gtk2 on MS Windows

Daniel Kasak wrote: {snip] As a bonus, you could give them a Gimp installer too :) If you *really* object to using a batch file, I may be able to hunt down a windows exe that does this sort of thing. If you've already got perl installed, you could also write the installer in Perl. Also look in t

Re: Using PAR with gtk2 on MS Windows

Stephan Brunner wrote: >Hello out there, > >with PAR (par.perl.org), it is possible to create self-contained .exe-files of >perl scripts that run on a Windows desktop without any Perl installed >(successfully proven, for example, by the Perl/Tk app MaPiVi >(mapivi.sourceforge.net/mapivi.shtml))

Re: Using PAR with gtk2 on MS Windows

On Apr 26, 2005, at 6:09 PM, Stephan Brunner wrote: with PAR (par.perl.org), it is possible to create self-contained .exe-files of perl scripts that run on a Windows desktop without any Perl installed ... I would very much like to create such a self-contained .exe-file of my own gtk2-perl applica

Using PAR with gtk2 on MS Windows

Hello out there, with PAR (par.perl.org), it is possible to create self-contained .exe-files of perl scripts that run on a Windows desktop without any Perl installed (successfully proven, for example, by the Perl/Tk app MaPiVi (mapivi.sourceforge.net/mapivi.shtml)). I would very much like to c

Re: ANN: PDF::ReportWriter

* Dan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005-04-26 09:45]: > Hi all. Hi. I think you were looking for use Perl, PerlMonks, c.l.p.misc, or something. Youâll also be delighted to know that thereâs an RSS feed for CPAN uploads and a âRecent Uploadsâ page, both on search.cpan.org, so that people will notice your

[Help]Can't find Gtk2.dll

I'm building gtk2-perl on MS windows, everything goes well until I launch gtk-demo: Can't load 'D:/Perl/site/lib/auto/Gtk2/Gtk2.dll' for module Gtk2: load_file:Can't find the specified module. at D:/Perl/lib/DynaLoader.pm line 229. at F:\Gtk2-1.080\gtk-demo\main.pl line 12 Compilation failed in re

ANN: PDF::ReportWriter

Hi all. I'm pleased to announce the 1st release of my 2nd open-source project: PDF::ReportWriter. It's designed to assist in making high-quality business reports for archiving or printing, and uses PDF::API2 to render directly to PDF. Supported features: - html-table-like layout engine - text al