Hi Chris,
does the error message only occur when you have a "use sockets" statement or
with every program?
For every .exe that was created using perl2exe you need to have the PerlCRT.dll
e.g. in winnt\system32.
HTH
Rüdiger
Rüdiger Strohmeier
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> -Ursprüngliche Nac
When the textfield has the focus I would like to be able to press the
uparrow and have the count increase. The textfield contains a number between
0 - 10.
Also if there is a much simpler way to achieve the same result please let me
know!! :)
Thanks
Jake
To make it not so clunky adding an update for the first window helps.
> sub Loop_Click {
>
>foreach $i (0 ... 3) {
> &Show_Win2($i);
ie $Win->Update();
> sleep 1;
>}
> }
Jake
David
does this do what you want? It is a little clunky but it does the job.
Jake
use Win32::GUI;
$Win = new Win32::GUI::Window(
-left => 341,
-top=> 218,
-width => 300,
-height => 213,
-name => "Win",
-text => "Window Title"
);
$Win->Show(
I can't get my listbox to register a double click. I looked this up on the
old archives, and found references to the problem, but no solution. Has
anyone managed to get this to work?
I'm using 0.0502 on Win95.
_
Get your FREE dow
I'm pretty sure you could just use the include for perl2exe:
somewhere in the script:
#perl2exe_include c:\winnt\system32\perlcrt.dll
then it will get extracted(and hopefully used) to the TMP or TEMP dir
check the docs on it, the syntax on the include directive is in there, i've
used it before to
I Can't even get the first call.
> > my $filename = Win32::GUI::GetOpenFileName(
> > -filter => [
> > "File type 1" => "*.ft1",
> > "File type 2" => "*.ft2",
> > ],
> > );
> >
I used the above code, but no results. The only way I can
filter files is one file ending at a time, that is by
placing a
Is there any way of showing a main window (ie.
Win32::Window) without having to call:
Win32::GUI::Dialog();
after:
$Frame->Show();
erick
Do they offer PerlApp by itself? (I checked the site and couldn't find it,
so I suspect the answer is no, but if anyone knows differently, please let
me know.)
I am using ActiveState's PerlApp which comes with their PDK. It converts
Perl applications into freestanding executeables very nicel
I am using ActiveState's PerlApp which comes with their PDK. It converts
Perl applications into freestanding executeables very nicely. I have even
converted a few Win32-GUI programs into executeables with great results on
NT 4.0 and Win 98. They seem to have um...upped their price to a whopping
$
I've recently ran into this problem as well. I had to include the
perlglob.exe with my distribution to get it to work properly.
I've only had this problem on one machine, so as far as I can tell it's not
consistent.
All of my machines are WinNT 4.0.
Conor Buescher
HP Corvallis
-Original Me
Ask the writers of Perl2Exe. I had a problem once when I was playing
around with it, and they were very helpful via e-mail, even though I wasn't
even a registered user.
HTH,
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-Original Message-
From: christopher sagayam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January
since there are many win32 gurus in this list I thought I could post it here
when I use
"Use sockets" in my perl win32 GUI code and convert it to .exe using
perl2exe
and I try to run the code in another machine it complaines " perlcrt.dll not
found"
can I compile perlcrt.dll into the .exe using
can somebody give me 2 or 3 examples of doing something in PERL win32::gui
which has already been done in VB ?
for example like
if it is written like this inVB
-vb code goes here
then it should be done like this in perl win32 gui
---perl code goes here---
This will help many many prog
I found a sample of how to do it in VB. Perhaps it
will help. You'll need to download the zip and look
in the FHyper.frm file.
http://www.mvps.org/vb/code/HyperJmp.zip
>From the looks of it, he just uses a label and formats
the text in the label (underlined, blue) and then
fires off the ShellEx
Sean - thanks for your input. I hadn't thought of checking for the mouse
position. Your drawbacks are BIG drawbacks and definitely would not be worth
bothering with.
I had thought of doing it with a button or some other action, but I keep coming
back to your drawback #2. How do I determine what
I came across the following code sample today. In the
FormBdr.zip file is his sourcecode that enables you to
remove the titlebar from a window, set the AutoDrag
property so that the window can be moved from
anywhere, in addition to other window modifications.
It uses the Win32 API's directly, so
Never tried it or even seen anything on it, but theoretically you should be
able to grab the mouse position in the window, and if it falls within the
bounds of the text which should be a link, open an external application.
Some drawbacks:
1) You would have to change the mouse position range eve
Hi all
I've been away for a bit in none GUI (DBI and Oracle) land and have just come
back to my pet GUI project.
As per a message on this list from Aldo a while back I've been busily converting
all of my uses of '-style' to '-addstyle' and on the whole all is well. However
can some one explain w
Should I take that as a no?
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 08, 2001 11:47 AM
To: perl-win32-gui-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [perl-win32-gui-users] URL Link Object?
Aldo or anyone else-
Is there an object within Win
So, I guess my question is, how does the app, and therefore the print dialog
box, know what is selected, if anything? Do I need to code it? If so, how do
I (my code) know what was selected?
-Original Message-
From: Peter Eisengrein [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 05, 2001 5
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