Has anyone else seen this? I have a script with three timers, one of them at
10ms, and it just sucks up memory. The rate of memory increase goes up
with lower timer intervals, and there doesn't even have to be subroutine
defined for the timer. You can watch the increase in perl's memory
alloca
Derek,
Use the textfield control, with the -multiline option set to 1. The text
will automatically wrap, but if you're explicity trying to create a new
line, use \r\n, and not just \n. To find out more, look up "Textfield"
under the Win32 GUI documentation.
Regards,
Ravi Singh
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