> The problem here seems to be with -multiline, because if you comment that > out it works. Probably best to use a RichEdit. >
I just wanted to add that this is standard Windows multiline textbox behavior. Tab and Enter keys are kept within the control because they are supposed to be and that is most likely what your users will be expecting. Redefining this standard UI behavior is not recommended but obviously there is nothing to stop you from doing it. Peter's can help you out there if you really have a good reason for wanting this behavior. If a tab and/or \n are valid inputs for your text field, you better let users put them in there. If it is the case that 100% of the time the users will not ever want to use a \t or \n then it might be ok to redefine the behavior _______________________________________________ Perl-Win32-Users mailing list [email protected] To unsubscribe: http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/mysubs
