Hi,
I have an application that uses Win32::GUI.
This program creates a window and writes, as it is running , some
information to this window. This application runs for a quite long
time(about 20 minutes or longer).So far so good. A problem begins
when a user switches from this program to another
Hi,
I have an application that uses Win32::GUI.
This program creates a window and writes, as it is running , some
information to this window. This application runs for a quite long
time(about 20 minutes or longer).So far so good. A problem begins
when
a user switches from this program to another
Hi,
I have an application that uses Win32::GUI.
This program creates a window and writes, as it is running , some
information to this window. This application runs for a quite long
time(about 20 minutes or longer).So far so good. A problem begins
when
a user switches from this program to another
Hi,
Does anybody have an idea how to implement a Most-Recently-
Used files (last used files)?
It is mostly in File menu.
I mean similar to MS WORD, MS EXCEL, COREL and many other
applications.
Thanks
Ladislav
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I am attempting to use "Win32-GUI-PPM-5.6 0.0.558 January 31, 2001" from
http://sourceforge.net/projects/perl-win32-gui on ActiveState Perl build
623.
In order to learn how to use it, I have attempted to execute a script found
on Jenda's site: http://jenda.krynicky.cz/perl/dbgri
-gui-users] DrWatson build 623 mod:558 W2k Pro
I can confirm the behavior, but the real problem is a bug in the script, not
in GUI:
*EVERY* GUI object needs a unique name. Add -name => options to both the
statusbar and the progressbar below it and the script starts up.
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Can some point to more documentation and/or sample scripts that display
multi-row and multi-column data than
http://jenda.krynicky.cz/perl/dbgrid.pl.txt as a sample; The grid does not
display for me. Instead I get small boxes with one or two characters in
each, 11 boxes per line.
I found Win32
Does anyone have any success creating free standing .exe files from
Win32::gui scripts using
either perl2exe?
I have downloaded the free Lite version of perl2exe and whilst I get some
functionality, I can't create child windows. The script works fine as a .pl,
so I assume its a problem
Thanks for the responses, I'll do a bit more playing around with my original
.pl and the Lite version to see if I can resolve the issue before I
register, but I'm glad to hear others are having success with this.
Regards
Steve
-Original Message-
From: Howard, Steven (US - Tuls
Jeremy,
try here, follow the link for the .zip file, it contains a self extracting
archive of win32::api 0.2
http://www.generation.net/~aminer/Perl/
Regards
Steve
-Original Message-
From: Jeremy Blonde [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 07 February 2002 06:29
To: Perl-Win32-GUI-Users
After installing Win32::GUI via ActiveStates PPM library, the HTML
documentation did not work. The hyperlinks all had extra data in them
making them invalid. I had to change all the links in the HTML
documentation.
The link path were as follows:
file:///C:/Perl/html//TEMP/Win32-GUI-1-3632-114795
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Ma
I realize this is a bit off topic, but maybe someone on this list knows.
I want to write a voice over IP application with Win32::Gui
The only problem is accessing the microphone under windows.
under UNIX-type operating systems is as easy as open(MIC,
"
I reckon a very simple app can be
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