Hi Aldo
Still, I think somebody should do something about it. The way it is, it
damages the reputation of Win32-GUI because people install it, try to run
the samples, go "the thing can not do what I need" and never try again.
Imagine, until I discovered what's wrong, I almost started my project in
Piske, Harald wrote:
> same here. When you do PPM QUERY it states version 0.99, which
> is > 0.0.558, so it refuses to install the "older" version.
> ActiveState should store the latest versions on their site.
ActiveState should had never invented the 0.99 version number
(at least not without cont
| Once I actually got 0.0.558 installed (no clue what version
| ActiveState's ppm gets by default) a number of things started working
| better for me. (no surprise there, I suspect).
same here. When you do PPM QUERY it states version 0.99, which is > 0.0.558,
so it refuses to install the "older"
Bingo! I changed my subs to:
sub geo_codes_Click {
$sel = $geo_codes->SelectedItem();
if ($sel != -1 ) {$updown2->Pos($sel);}
}
(lifted from sample code I must confess) and happiness returns.
Larry
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From: Glenn Linderman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sen
Hi,
Once I actually got 0.0.558 installed (no clue what version
ActiveState's ppm gets by default) a number of things started working
better for me. (no surprise there, I suspect).
However, I note that scrolling doesn't work in Textfield items... the
top/bottom line of text doesn't get erased du
"Moore, Larry" wrote:
> ->Select() doesn't work, I tried it, because $updown1 and $updown2 are
> UpDown objects and Pos is the method for this object. If I comment out the
> two lines which set the Pos, then the program dies immediately.
I suspect this latter death is caused by the lack of an ap
->Select() doesn't work, I tried it, because $updown1 and $updown2 are
UpDown objects and Pos is the method for this object. If I comment out the
two lines which set the Pos, then the program dies immediately.
Larry
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From: Peter Eisengrein [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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