Given a Win32::GUI object, I want to get at the value of an option (eg,
a control's height). How do I do this? For example, given a main window
$main, can I get its width (given that the user may have resized it)?
Second question - can I set a window/control's options (again, width and
height are the obvious examples) in code?
Actually, after a bit of digging, I found $current = $win->Width() and
$win->Width($newval). So it's a documentation issue :-)
Actually, I'd like
use Win32::GUI;
$main = new Win32::GUI::Window(-name =>"Main");
$main->AddLabel(-name => 'Label1', -text => "Hello, world!");
$main->Height($main->Label1->Height());
$main->Width($main->Label1->Width());
$main->Show();
Win32::GUI::Dialog();
sub Main_Terminate { -1; }
to work (ie, to dynamically resize the main window based on the text),
but it doesn't. Any chance of that?
Paul.
PS I've really only just started playing with Win32::GUI, and I love it!
Not only is it nice to use, it also seems really fast! (But I just got a
new PC, so maybe it's just the 150MHz vs 366MHz difference :-)
