Well, at least I HOPE they are simple!
I am "porting" an app I did in Tk, over to Win32::GUI, it's basically a
ground up re-write, and I've been looking for an excuse to learn Win32::GUI,
but I've run into a few problems.
#1 How can I bind a keystroke to a Widget in Win32::GUI? Such as a tab or
enter key to a textfield? In Tk, this is easy, as you use Bind(). Or
another way to ask it is this... In the Tk version, I have bound the enter
key to a password entry widget, this way if the user hits enter while that
widget has focus, it calls the same subroutine as clicking the "logon"
button, that way the user didn't have to "tab" to it, or use the mouse to
click, though both of those methods worked as well. Is there a way to make
a button the global default when the enter key is pressed? as that would
generate the same result
#2 Is there a replacement for Tk's Frame widgets? like creating a window
within a window? and how do you get the sunken, or ridged borders drawn
around them? I've looked at a few of the sample scripts, and I know the
answer is in the -style tag, but I have no idea what all those constants
mean, and some, where the names SOUND explanatory enough, are useless
because I have no grasp of the context.
#3 How do I create a simple yes/no dialog box with an info icon, or a
warning icon? That was very easy in Tk. I know Win32::GUI has a DialogBox
creation method, what flags need to go to the style tag to get a dialog like
that?
I apologize if these are easily explained in the docs somewhere, I have been
through what was available on Aldo's site, but I just don't know enough
about the Win32 API to understand what most of it means. Thanks!
Chuck
