jeff griffiths wrote:
Tkx provides a clean interface into scripting Tk from Perl, and should
support MSAA version 1 at least.
Ok, sounds good at least in theory. I'm runing Active State Perl 5.8.6 and
said install tkx in ppm. It installed some packages but when I try to run
the Hello World exa
Title: More on Gtk2
Greg wrote:
Ok, so I moved on to another problem with my Gtk2
script. This time I'm trying to use Simplemenu.pm to build simpler menus.
By now I've wasted more time than I've saved, but there is a lesson in here
somewhere!
I get an error that says
Title: More on Gtk2
Ok, so I moved on to another problem with my Gtk2 script. This time I'm trying to use Simplemenu.pm to build simpler menus. By now I've wasted more time than I've saved, but there is a lesson in here somewhere!
I get an error that says: Can't use a
le apps with Dolphin Supernova 6.x betas, though. Something as
fundamental as a push button doesn't look like a button to the screen
reader and keybord usage is slightly different, too.
So if someone is using GTK2 on WIn32, does that mean the accessibility
support inherent in GTK2
sage is slightly different, too.
So if someone is using GTK2 on WIn32, does that mean the accessibility
support inherent in GTK2 will migrate to Windows via Microsoft Active
accessibility (MSAA)? I suppose not. Most of my experiences about Win32
ported GTK2 apps have been rather negative. I'm
Title: gtk2
I'm new to gtk and (not too experienced at Perl either!). I'm taking a stab at porting NagiosWatch so it will run under Windows. The big problem was I couldn't find gtk1 .dlls so I switched it to gtk2. It went well and I have a working version. What I'm tr
