Hi Paul
Thanks for asking. No, I'm still plugging away on 0.0.502, developing my
little app (when time permits). I'm getting close to finishing so I'm going
to want to try 0.0.558 again soon. Any ideas how I can trace the cause of
the Dr Watsons?
Thanks - Simon.
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Fro
unfortunately that didn't do it. Anyone else seen this type of behaviour
before?
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From: Erick J. Bourgeois [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2001 4:48 AM
To: perl-win32-gui-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [perl-win32-gui-users] combobox making m
christopher sagayam wrote:
> Hi all ,
> On the same note
> Is it possible to write a win32 GUI perl server daemon script ..
> if so what are the precautions I should take ??
> Particularly because the Win32::GUI::Dialog() indefinite Loop
> should not interfere with the while (1){} indefinite loo
Hi Simon
Did you ever get this sorted ?
PB
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BAD MSG:
m sorry to repeat this ..
But has no one seen this question so far ?
Please tell me atleast whether it can be done or it can't be done ?
Thanks
chris
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From: christopher sagayam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, March 05, 2001 1:37 PM
Subject: [perl-w
On Mon, 5 Mar 2001, Aldo Calpini wrote:
> this is completely unclear to me.
Sorry, I was unclear. A tag is a scalar value associated with the control
which is for application use. It can be fetched and set but has no effect
on control behavior.
Why is this useful? Say you have radio buttons f
I have about 6000 images, so considering the disk space that .bmp takes
compared to a .jpg, that's out of the question. BUT, if I could figure out a
way to convert the jpg to a bmp just to display it, that might work, anyone
know of a internal perl way to do image conversions? I have done it throug
Joe,
Try this as your ComboBox construct:
$CBdropdown = $Window->AddCombobox(
-name => "Dropdown",
-left => 10,
-top=> 25,
-width => 180,
-height => 400,
-addstyle => WS_VISIBLE | 2 | WS_VSCROLL | WS_NOTIFY,
);
Jonathan Southwick
Technical & Network Se
Eric Bennett wrote:
> This would be very helpful. The feature which would make this
> complete for me is if each control had a tag value which could
> hold a scalar reference.
a scalar reference to what?
> Then it would be simple to segue into an OO approach:
>
> sub CommonButtonName_Clicked {
>
>>I have a combo box such as below. How do I get a scroll bar along the
>>left or right side. Is this functionality supported? If so, does the
>>same method work for List boxes. Part of the problem, is that I
mostly
>>copied these directly from the examples and don't know what the
various
>>sty
Do you known why this don't work :
$allimp = $winimpsrv->AddListbox(
-name => "allimp",
-left => 1,
-top => 1,
-text => '',
-width=> 490,
-height => 350,
-multiline =>1,
-style =>WS_VSCROLL,
);
foreach $ligne (@lstimp)
{
$allimp->AddString("$ligne");
}
Nahum Mar
Hi all ,
On the same note
Is it possible to write a win32 GUI perl server daemon script ..
if so what are the precautions I should take ??
Particularly because the
Win32::GUI::Dialog() indefinite Loop should not interfere with the
while (1){} indefinite loop of the perl server
Is it possi
Hi all
Sub Somebutton_Click
{
system("c:/path/to/perlserver.exe");
}
I am trying to write a win32 gui script which will call a perl server ( any
perl daemon process for that matter!)
when a button is clicked
now
1) How do I check whether the process is aleady not running?
2) If the process
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