No wonder you were so keen on fixing the memory leak bug!!! :)
Jake
> stuff), and save a _whole_ byte of memory (for about 15 seconds).
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same goes for GetSaveFileName.
NB:
also if you're a pedant (like me) then you can change
filterlen += 2, to filterlen++ (so long as you change the pointer
stuff), and save a _whole_ byte of memory (for about 15 seconds).
> Sorry about essentially sp
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> I had this problem before - I found a possible solution in the old archives
> (at http-tech), but it involved recompiling (if I recall correctly, the
> variable filterlen was not given a default value of 0, so when you specify a
> filter, the pro
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Sorry about essentially spamming this newsgroup, but I have a fix
for the following problem (if anyone else is ever actually effected by
it).
in the GetOpenFileName XSUB; change to following code:
int i, filterlen;
I had this problem before - I found a possible solution in the old archives
(at http-tech), but it involved recompiling (if I recall correctly, the
variable filterlen was not given a default value of 0, so when you specify a
filter, the program tries to increment something that hasn't been set
Well done Sam!
Well done Aldo!!!
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can anyone out there recreate this:
from perl call
my $filename = Win32::GUI::GetOpenFileName(
-filter => [
"File type 1" => "*.ft1",
"File type 2" => "*.ft2",
],
);
now call this twice. The first time
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> Sam wrote:
> > I said I'd report when I know more, so here goes...
> >
> > The problem isn't with DefWindowProc at all (in fact
> > DefWindowProc doesn't do anything except default handling -
> > duh!). My apologies for being misleading.
>
> no pr
Congrats to everyone on this great news!
Conor Buescher
HP Corvallis
-Original Message-
From: Aldo Calpini [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2001 4:52 AM
To: Sam
Cc: perl-win32-gui-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [perl-win32-gui-users] The memory leak problem
What you need is:
$ModuleWindow->Caption("new title");
Jonathan Southwick
Technical & Network Services
Allegheny College, Meadsville, PA
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: "christopher sagayam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 9:50 AM
Subject: [perl-wi
Sam wrote:
> 2/ give the Dialog XSUB an explicit block around the perl
> interpreter calls it makes. I believe that this will work fine,
> but I haven't tested it.
you got it Sam!
I added ENTER/SAVETMPS + FREETMPS/LEAVE inside the Dialog()
loop (while (stayhere)) and it works like a charm now
Sam wrote:
> I said I'd report when I know more, so here goes...
>
> The problem isn't with DefWindowProc at all (in fact
> DefWindowProc doesn't do anything except default handling -
> duh!). My apologies for being misleading.
no problem. even checking the obvious is helpful in such
cases :-)
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