hi,
I want to access the ghostscript API for the gsdll32.dll.
been trying this any which way cant make it work, I must be doing some thing
wrong any Ideas ?
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use strict;
use Win32::API;
Win32::API::Struct-typedef( REVINFO = qw{
CHAR *product;
sorry wrong list :-)
-Original Message-
From: Rogers, John
Sent: Wednesday, 20 April 2005 4:56 PM
To: Perl-Win32-Gui-Users (E-mail)
Subject: [perl-win32-gui-users] Win32-API and ghostscript API
hi,
I want to access the ghostscript API for the gsdll32.dll.
been trying this any
The only source, IS the source package !
eg find this file Win32-GUI-0.0.665.tar.gz
Has docs AND samples, what more could you want ?
Also,
Thank you Mr Calpini for your module, I cant thankyou enough!.
JohnR
-Original Message-
From: Rob [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday,
Johan,
I tested your script with 0.0.665 on Win2k,
Works as you describe, shame about the jumping though.
I used to call Dialog this way, (ignorant of modal I admit) then I read
methods.html in the docs which states,
note that this function must be called without ANY parameter or
Scott,
It dosnt seem like anyone has answered you yet, so here goes,
1) define Textfield, or label colour.
-foreground =[ 0, 0, 255] ,
-background =[0,255,0],
0 to 255 red,green,blue
2) you can get the handle with -handle eg
$handle=$winMain-lblname()-{-handle});
These two curious scripts below where posted on this list some time ago,
(there is no archive search sorry I dont know who)
Its probably not quite what you wanted, but could be worth a play.
#-sender.pl
#!perl -w
use strict;
use Win32::GUI;
my $hwind = gethandle;
#my $hwind =
Howdy,
Ive used Class to set Icons and cursers.
EG.
$I = new Win32::GUI::Icon(icon.ico);
$C=new Win32::GUI::Bitmap(no.cur, 2);
$WinClass = new Win32::GUI::Class(
-name = johns-windows,
-cursor = $C,
-icon = $I,);
Windows created with -class =
Hi,
If you specify, -multiline=1, when you define the textfield, then the
Change() event occurs when the user presses enter.
My idea is you could search the text string as each character is typed
and match on enter.
something like this,
#untested code
sub textfield_Change{my $rtest = 0;
outgoing ftp the tabstrip text changes to red, or something.
i've tried
using -foreground = [255,0,0] and/or 0xFF(which i think
is red) but
I had a look at the docs I dont think you can control the tab strip text in
this way.
from win32gui.html...
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sub Settings_Terminate {
$Window2-Hide();
return 0;
}
Settings is the -name of the pop up Window ?
must be the windows name . EG
my $Window2 = new Win32::GUI::Window(
-title = 'hello.pl',
-left= 100,
-top = 100,
-width = 150,
-height = 100,
Mark,
just dont show it untill your ready,
read the docs about $windowobject-Show() and $windowobject-Hide();
JohnR
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 10, 2002 5:01 PM
To: perl-win32-gui-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject:
Hi,
If its a gui loft window _Terminate (clicking X)will return -1 by default,
thus destroying your window object. override it by adding return 0; to the
Window2 _Terminate sub
eg
sub Window2_Terminate {
$Window2-Hide();
return 0;
}
JohnR
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From: [EMAIL
Mark,
Its Something like,
get a text string,
$string=$WindowObject-nameofbox-Text();
set an text string
$WindowObject-nameofbox-Text($string);
JohnR
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2002 11:41 AM
To:
couple questions:
1- has anyone used this sucessfully? if so, do you have any
code to share?
AFAIKDragDrop.pm came from the GUI LOFT by Johan Lindström,and was not
part of the original
WIN32::GUI. http://www.bahnhof.se/~johanl/perl/Loft/
you can use it for your own windows. see
AFAIK,
You can use -foreground[r,g,b] and -background[r,g,b] when you create the
textfield. (r,g,b is colour values 0 to 255)
but they cant be changed.
One work around idea would be to make two textfields, then hide and show
each to change, you would have to keep the text in sync.
JohnR
Howdy,
I thought I could use fork with Win32-GUI and wait for a message
it seems to have various problems unless I am doing something wrong.
If fork is before show window,then window wont initailise untill forked sub
exits.
if launched form a event (activate button in this case) then other
Marcus,
The mod to GUI.xs does in fact work.
Ive tested on, (or had it tested)
Win95a/b and win98 works O.K windows will not shutdown
untill shutdown sub has finished.
WinNT40 and WIN2K non console app works O.K
Well knock me down, and hand the red face prize, :-)
I got no answer to previous post, so I assume it was just too
amusing.
peek message it would seem, will only work on your own windows.
so where $Win1 is the WI32-GUI window object.
I tried this, it half works,
When shutting down windows, it would appear that the Perl window terminates
before executing the sub.
I put a file write and a $wait=; in the $Win_Shutdown sub so I dont think
I missed it.
The Gui.xs mod works though,
If I send a WM_QUERYENDSESSION message manually
Howdy,
Marcus wrote,
How do you use PeekMessage?
Yes, How do you use Peekmessage, my feeble attempt follows
it dosnt work. Can any one help or is it truly broken or Am I just plain
wrong?
JohnR
#!perl
use strict;
use Win32::GUI;
use Win32::API;
#Put the name of the window
my $winname=Test
I looked up this theard and others in the archives
I now know how to hide it , Thanks
But my question still remains, how to make it Do something ?
JohnR
-Original Message-
From: Forhan, Michael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, 3 August 2001 11:55
To:
Gday,
I just joined this list Ive been using perl a Win32::GUI for a few months
now,
I posted the following on win32 users list and got no answer any one here
help ?
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Does anyone know how to use the interactive help, (?) button on the
dialogbox ???
cant find it in the docs
dosent have
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