Fix committed. Typo in a variable type definition (LPCTSTR vs LPTSTR)
Rob.
Jeremy White wrote:
GetFileVersionInfoSizeA(
CHAR*, DWORD*)'
GUI.xs:5629: error: invalid conversion from `const TCHAR*' to `CHAR*'
GUI.xs:5629: error: initializing argument 1 of `BOOL
GetFileVersionInfoA(CHAR*
, DWO
Jeremy White wrote:
> Robert May wrote:
How about something like this:
- The 'userdata' member of the (internal) stored data always holds a
hash. The UserData method stores the passed SV in the 'UserData'
member of that hash.
The 'Data' method stores the passed SV in the hash with a key equal
Ok,
Doing:
size = GetFileVersionInfoSize((char*)filename, &handle);
and:
if(GetFileVersionInfo((char*)filename, handle, size, data)) {
"Fixes" the errors, the resulting binary runs fine as does NotifyIcon.pl -
why the error - no idea - as a guess the mingw headers.
From: "Jeremy White" <
With Vista just round the corner and native 64bit soon to be a
requirement...
Eggzactly! Poor planning on MS's part, isn't an emergency on my clients'
part. Or Rob's. In this case, the poor planning, is that people really
don't need all the new features in new operating systems... they'd re
GUI.xs: In function `void XS_Win32__GUI_GetDllVersion(PerlInterpreter*,
CV*)':
GUI.xs:5591: warning: converting of negative value `-0x1' to `DWORD'
GUI.xs:5592: warning: converting of negative value `-0x1' to `DWORD'
GUI.xs:5593: warning: converting of negative value `-0x1
How about something like this:
- The 'userdata' member of the (internal) stored data always holds a hash.
The UserData method stores the passed SV in the 'UserData' member of that
hash.
The 'Data' method stores the passed SV in the hash with a key equal to the
current classname (obtained from
(3) Drop support for Win95/98/ME - I don't want to do this yet.
I'd rather not drop support for Win9x yet either. Still have clients
using it...
I'm still using it, and I don't want to have to pay MS to upgrade yet
(althoug a new PC is on the horizon).
With Vista just round the corner and
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