Aren't you gonna give that thing a -name? Every object in GUI needs a name.
If it's not unique, that's fine so long as you don't need to interact with
the thing. But popping out of Perl from unnamed objects, we've seen that
before here on the list.
Have fun,
Harald
> -Original Message-
>
Has anyone been running into problems using a Groupbox? My script crashes
if I use a Groupbox, remove the Groupbox and the script works fine.
I haven't modified my script, but I have downloaded the latest version of
Perl from Activestate (626, it is a fresh install I didn't overwrite 522)
and hav
I guess there's just no way to do it so that all browsers behave the same.
And you would not want to have code for all the major browsers out there -
talk about maintainability.
How about making your code smart enough to deal with it? Open a new browser,
deliberately empty, i.e. w/o passing a url.
Has anyone noticed Systray clicks being sent twice to the script. For
example, below is a code snippet. Whenever anyone clicks on "Open Window"
for instance, the subroutine is called twice. We've had to implement a
workaround (further below).
# Create the popup menu
$systray_menu = new W
Has anyone noticed Systray clicks being sent twice to the script. For
example, below is a code snippet. Whenever anyone clicks on "Open Window"
for instance, the subroutine is called twice. We've had to implement a
workaround (further below).
# Create the popup menu
$systray_menu = new W
>use Win32::TieRegistry;
>use Win32::API;
>
> $url = "http://www.activestate.com";;
> my $http = $Registry->{"Classes\\http\\shell\\open\\command"}->{'\\'};
> unless ( $pid = fork ) { system("$http $url"); }
>
> if (! $pid){
>my $ShellExecute = new Win32::API("shell32",
>
from the samples, here's a select all. I suppose you could modify it to
select just some...
sub AddAll_Click {
for $i (0..$List1->Count-1) {
$List2->InsertItem($List1->GetString($i));
}
$List2->Select($List2->Count-1);
$Edit2->Text($List2->GetString($List2->SelectedItem));
Henning wrote:
HOWEVER, if I remove the -multisel statement from the ListBox
defintion, items *do* get selected (only one at a time, though,
obviously)! Is this a bug? And is there a known workaround for it?
Surely I cannot be the first person to try selecting multiple
items from within program c
Hi!
In my program I have a ListBox control, and I'm saving out
selections from this listbox to a datafile. I need to be able
to read a selection back in and have the program select the
correct items in the list.
I have code working for writing and reading back these lists,
however I have encou
Carol,
Your code looked fine to me but didn't work when I ran it either so I
looked at Aldo's PRIDE program and found that I could only get the keypress
event to be called if I declared a new class and then made the richedit a
member of that class:
my $EC = new Win32::GUI::Class( # With
> Was "how" the search word you entered? If so, it's probably filtered as
> a too-common word. Try different words more topical to what you are
> searching for help on.
Oooops.
I tried, "popup", "Textfield" in real.
--
Hirosi Taguti
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Hiroshi,
Was "how" the search word you entered? If so, it's probably filtered as a
too-common word. Try different words more topical to what you are searching for
help on.
At 13:48 2001-06-15 +0900, Hirosi Taguti wrote:
>I like to search on Perl-Win32-GUI-Users Archives.
>But when I enter sear
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