Adam Frielink wrote:
Anyone have some though about how to do this properly?
Thanks
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Subject: Win32::API and building a struc
At 01:24 PM 2/28/2003 -0800, Jer wrote:
Hi All
Thanks for all your help so far.
I have a problem. I can't seem to fork() more than 64 times.
I found this info from the perl list archive:
"Yes, the number of threads in Perl on Windows is limited to 64. This is
mostly due to the fact that the Win3
Hi All
Thanks for all your help so far.
I have a problem. I can't seem to fork() more than 64 times.
I found this info from the perl list archive:
"Yes, the number of threads in Perl on Windows is limited to 64. This is
mostly due to the fact that the Win32 API WaitForMultipleObjects() that is
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From: "Stephen Avis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, February 28, 2003 7:32 PM
Subject: Fw: Problem: perl 805, win32, Borland, MinGW, dmake and example 1
of perlxstut
> Have now tried with MinGW (version 2.0.0) which uses gcc 3.2.
>
> In the
Hi,
I'm using Win32::API version 0.20, Windows 2000, MSVC++6.0 (Standard
edition). I've tested on 3 different perl's - all of them compiled myself
from ActiveState source.
The 3 builds I've tried it out on are 626 (5.6.1), 633 (5.6.1) and 802
(5.8).
Haven't struck any trouble - apart from floats.
I
Anyone have some though about how to do this properly?
Thanks
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> Adam Frielink
> Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 1:15 PM
> To: Perl-Win32-Users (E-mail)
> Subject: Win32::API and building a struct
>
>
>
> I don't have my Tk book here at work, so I can't give you
> page numbers, but some things to look at are:
I wasn't expecting that, just some words to look up. If you don't know the
word, the index is next to useless, unless you go through the whole thing
looking up words that might be related.
> What other display methods are there? They don't seem to be
> listed in the Tk
> book in a way that I can find them, without knowing what
> they're called.
>
> Just a list of things to lookup would be nice.
I don't have my Tk book here at work, so I can't give you page numbers, but
some thing
> You can't pack windows. They display automatically. What
> you might try
> doing is putting this line right after the line I of your
> code that I quoted
> above:
>
> $console->withdraw();
Aha!
> This should cause the window to hide before being drawn. To cause a
> withdrawn window to app
> Cool! In my script, I define a GUI, and display it, but I
> also define a
> "console" window. I only want this displayed under certain
> circumstances. I
> need to define it in the main body of the program, because I
> need various
> subroutines to know about it, and be able to access it.
> U
Hi Folks.
I've just read this...
"The widget created by calling MainWindow->new is actually a top level
Widget.
...
This window is special because it displays itself automatically when you
call MainLoop.
...
By creating a Toplevel widget, you are creating another window as part of
your applicatio
Title: Nachricht
Hey,
I
think your problem is the read only Attribute. You must change the
Attribute.
Try
this:
Win32::File::GetAttributes($file,$attr); if ($attr &
READONLY) { print "1.\t$file\tAttribut:$attr\n";
Win32::File::SetAttributes($file,$attr - READONLY); print
"2.\t$file\
Hello
I wrote a fairly simple perl/tk irc client on a linux laptop, using
standard perl distribution (5.6). I wrote two versions of it, using
Net::IRC module in the first & simple one, and POE+POE::Component::IRC
module in the second one, which contains many advanced network features
(xml mes
Have now tried with MinGW (version 2.0.0) which uses gcc 3.2.
In the 'makefile.mk' I made the following changes:
set INST_TOP
commented out #CCTYPE *= BORLAND
uncommented CCTYPE *= GCC
set CCHOME for gcc
Unfortunately, on calling dmake there is an immediately (non fatal) er
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