At 03:49 AM 7/23/2003, you wrote:
Hey,
In response to # 1 (textfield problem), make sure that "$window" is valid. It may be complaining about that, and therefore leading you the wrong way.
Secondly, my calls to "Add<control>" are typically:
$Textfield = $Window->AddTextfield(
    -name     => "Textfield",
    -left     => 10,
    -top      => 10,
    -text     => "sample text",
    -width    => 180,
    -height   => 22,
    -foreground => "#000000",
    -background => "#E3E2CC",
);
Make sure you have a "-name" field, this is very common mistake.

Thanks for the reply. Not sure what you mean by $windows being valid. Since everything works and we are talking about an annoying cosmetic problem rather then an error that prevents proper function I doubt that is the problem. Although I have a few more properties that I set we are in sync.


For question #2, sorry, I can't help. Just seems strange.

Of the 3, this is one that is the most annoying.


For #3, 'Cancel buttons', why not just delete the others? Or am I confused on what kind of window you're building?


I don't think we are talking about the same thing. I want to disable the standard window controls in the upper right (Minimize, Maximize and Close) like I can do with VC++.

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