Re: Bitmap Display

2005-03-03 Thread GEErickson
Fortunately I have control over the version and initial setup of IE, so I'm ok on that count. For this project, on Windows, I just need a very small window, preferably without a title bar, always on top, at least by default, that displays some regularly updated output. Having not used Perl to

Re: Bitmap Display

2005-03-02 Thread GEErickson
This is slick. Is there by any chance a way to remove the title bar completely, or to change it? I can't find anything like that documented at microsoft.com. Garyl Erickson In Perl-Win32-Users Digest, Vol 13, Issue 21: > Drive IE via OLE > > use strict; > use Win32; > use Win32::OLE; > > m

RE: Win32::Process->kill() macro not defined

2005-03-02 Thread GEErickson
An update: I need to run a couple processes (or threads) in parallel, and when one of them ends (which one ends first will vary), kill the other and continue the main program. I was hoping to use a signal handler to catch a SIGCHLD to notify me when the first child ends so I don't have to keep

Re: Win32::Process->kill() macro not defined

2005-02-25 Thread GEErickson
> I'm trying to use Win32::Process to run an external program asynchronously > while I run a countdown timer in the main program. If the timer runs out, I > want > to kill the other program/process. I am able to create the second process > fine, > my program continues to the timer, but when the

Win32::Process->kill() macro not defined

2005-02-25 Thread GEErickson
I'm trying to use Win32::Process to run an external program asynchronously while I run a countdown timer in the main program. If the timer runs out, I want to kill the other program/process. I am able to create the second process fine, my program continues to the timer, but when the timer expire