Hi,
I can put together GUIs...been doing it in Java, Tk,
and using Win32::GUI. One thing I'd be interested in
would be how to write a Windows app that has a GUI
that responds when you click buttons, but the
underlying activities/background processes continue to
run.
This is doable by using
I've run into a minor problem, probably just me being dense again...
I have a form that you click on a button to open another form. When the
second form opens, no field is active until you click on one. How do you
set a field to be the default field (in the Loft), or how can you force
focus to
I just found that if you try to use SetFocus in the Activate event, it
doesn't appear to work. Using SetFocus just before using DoModal for the
window does work. Any ideas why it doesn't work in the Activate event?
Brian Millham
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Hi,
I have this test application (see attachment) with a toolbar and a
treeview.
The treeview lists the drives an files on my computer. The toolbar just
contains 10 test buttons with images. The treeview and toolbar
theirselfs seem to work fine. But if I expand an item in the treeview
twice
Hi,
A quick reply - I'll have a proper look tomorrow.
This sounds like a scoping issue. Take the line:
$ExplorerImageList-Add(new Win32::GUI::Bitmap(file_folder.bmp));
This will add a newly created bitmap to the image list - but the bitmap will
be destroyed by Perl since it thinks the object
A quick reply - I'll have a proper look tomorrow.
Great!
This sounds like a scoping issue. Take the line:
$ExplorerImageList-Add(new Win32::GUI::Bitmap(file_folder.bmp));
This will add a newly created bitmap to the image list - but
the bitmap will
be destroyed by Perl since it thinks
Jez,
Do you have examples of this?
Thanks,
Harlan
--- Jez White [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I can put together GUIs...been doing it in Java,
Tk,
and using Win32::GUI. One thing I'd be interested
in
would be how to write a Windows app that has a GUI
that responds when you click
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