| that is, put the http after the mailto, then it will always
| open a the http, for both. It
| falls through and the first one is ignored.
you must have unique names for the controls. In the sample code, they're
both named "test". The second redefines the first.
I have a problem when I use both protocols, for the Hyperlink module, one after
the other.
The following example will open a the mailto always, for both. And when I
switch them,
that is, put the http after the mailto, then it will always open a the http,
for both. It
falls through and the first
I bumped into a little problem yesterday and before figuring out the,
probably, correct way of exiting the Win32::GUI::Dialog() event loop by
returning -1 from an event handler routine, I created this little hack to
do it for me.
Now my question is if my way is a bad, evil thing or perhaps a c
[I'm looking through the archives and found quite a few interesting posts]
Ludvig af Klinteberg didn't get any response on this question:
>This may not be a straight Win32::GUI question, but I think
>it might concern those who write networking Perl scripts
>with a UI for win32. The question is si
>
>When I install modules from CPAN, I use the 'nmake' utility instead of
>the 'make' utility. I have yet to have a problem. I got it from some
>obscure link at Microsoft. I don't remember the actual link, but I could
>send you the needed files (2 of them) directly to you (34.7
Laurent wrote:
I have made some packages for easy handle tabstrip.
I use a container object for each page and hide/show it.
Arghh!
I didn't read mail during the weekend and ended up writing my own little
class: Win32::GUI:TabStripGroup
Oh, well... :)
You can download it at :
http://perso
| was trying to run your ftp client. I can't seem to install the net:ftp on
| a win32 activestate perl. where can i find a net:ftp that will install on
| win32 . it seems that all modules i get from cpan, i don't know how to
| install them.
When I install modules from CPAN, I use the 'nmak
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