Todd,
The problem was finding a way to determine the volume of winamp at startup so I
could position my volume slider accordingly. There was no message to retrieve
it, and I thought just forcing it to a certain volume was a cheesy fix - nothing
like setting it low, then restarting and it's bla
cc: (bcc: Chuck Hirstius/Corp/Walgreens)
Subject: [perl-win32-gui] Need H
Is there way to make buttons or other Win32::GUI::Bitmap objects have
transparency? I don't want the user seeing a grey background on my buttons if
their window colors are green.
Chuck
>What about applying a certain window style to your pop-up window, so that it
>can't lose focus? I'm trying to locate info now on window styles from MSDN
>(for other reasons) since the gui-docs dont mention window styles well.
>Just a suggestion :-)
>Ian.
>> When I click a button and create
is there a way to capture a hotkey like Ctrl-Alt-A in a window? I'm trying to
add an 'advanced' mode to a Win32::GUI app, and I'd like it to only be
accessable from a certain keystroke, any ideas?
Chuck
Does anyone know of a way to change the color of formatting fo text 'inline'?
Such as:
my $text = "This is my new text";
$mw->SomeLabel->Change( -text => $text );
can you somehow do anything like:
my $text = "This is my new text"; # ok, ok, I KNOW that's HTML!
$mw->SomeLabel->Change( -tex
Under Tk, I had a program that displayed 'pages' based on user selections. Very
much like a tabstrip, but I DON'T want a tabstrip, what I want to do is
replicate the ability of Tk to make a frame, pack it with widgets, and then
display, or hide the frame (displaying and hiding the widgets for e
gah! I meant ChangeIcon! and ChangeSmallIcon!
$my_main_window->ChangeIcon($my_icon);
$my_main_window->ChangeSmallIcon($my_icon);
sorry about that!!
Chuck
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This is untested but should give you a good idea of what to do...
$my_icon = new Win32::GUI::Icon("c:\\path\\to\\my\\icon.ico");
create your main window, then...
$my_main_window->SetIcon($my_icon);
I believe that should do it, HTH good luck!
Chuck
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From: "webmast
Well, at least I HOPE they are simple!
I am "porting" an app I did in Tk, over to Win32::GUI, it's basically a
ground up re-write, and I've been looking for an excuse to learn Win32::GUI,
but I've run into a few problems.
#1 How can I bind a keystroke to a Widget in Win32::GUI? Such as a tab o
I am new to the list, and VERY new to Win32-gui. I have
worked with Tk, so some of the stuff "looks" similar, but I have one big
question. After sorting through the archives there was a thread about
tables, grids, etc. And I saw the GridLayout module information
there. My questions is th
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