does anyone know if there's an option to make the common file open dialog
select directories instead of files?
any help is appreciated :)
darrik
yeah, this is just what i wanted. thank you both for your help. i was
going by the docs on aldo calpini's site (an older version than the one on
CPAN). much appreciated!
darrik
>>
>> >does anyone know if there's an option to make the common file
>> open dialog
>> >select directories instead of
i moved the call to Textfield->SetFocus() and it worked, although i'm not
entirely sure why. any which way... nevermind my previous question.
darrik
>>i've been reading over the docs and looking through the files, but i can't
seem to find a way to set focus to a control in
>>a window. all i'm
i may be wrong, but it was my understanding that tabbing, enter (the
"default" key) and esc (the "cancel" key) only work in dialog boxes and not
windows. if you're trying to use these in windows, it won't work (and again
i defer to anyone with more knowledge saying otherwise). in a dialog box,
ta
as a side note, while we're on the subject of tabbing, a -tabindex option
would be a nice accompaniment to the -tabstop option, to allow tabbing "out
of order," so to speak. just a thought.
darrik
-Original Message-
From: Darrik Mazey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 02, 2003 6:09 PM
To: Eric Hansen
Subject: RE: [perl-win32-gui-users] Microsoft Access database connection
string
this is a snippet from code that i wrote recently using DBI and DBD::ODBC
and
this is what i did... hope it helps... (hardly a shining example, although
a working one)
first create the menu, passing it a hash of display strings and menu item
names, using ">" to specify a sub-menu item
then pass the menu object to the Win32::GUI::Window->new() sub using
the -menu key.
da
just a thought, but couldn't you make your menus something like this?
$serverNum=0;
@serverList=qw(ServerA ServerB ServerC);
push(@menuOpts,"&Server","menuServer");
foreach $serverName (@serverList) {
push(@menuOpts,"> &$serverNum $serverName","menu$serverName");
eval("sub menu$
try this:
foreach (0..$count) {
$MainWin->ListView->ItemCheck($_,1);
}
:)
darrik
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>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Sent: Friday, May 16, 2003 2:46 PM
>> To: perl-win32-gui-users@lists.sourceforge.net
i think a wiki would be great. there seems to be a fountain of useful
information flowing constantly on this list. i know it has helped me
immensely since i've been using win32::gui. however, there's something
decidedly awkward about searching the users list archives on sourceforge.
it would be
i did some playing with modal windows with more than one window open prior
to the modal. it seems you can pretty easily implement this (sans
weirdness) just by keeping track of open windows and looping through them
all to disable them during the OpenModal call. the only other issue seems
to be ke
ot of functionality.
~Darrik Mazey
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