Hello,
I am playing around with Win32::GUI trying to refresh my memory on Perl and
Win32::GUI, and:
I have written a test program that basically brings up a toolbar with a
button to open a launcher window that I can type a command in and launch
directly. Well, all works fine exept I can't see the
| grid does not
| display for me. Instead I get small boxes with one or two
| characters in
| each, 11 boxes per line.
Same here. Just checked on Windoze98, same picture. It seems to me that this
script was made some time ago and may have worked with an older version of
Win32::GUI.
As for the Gr
I've played with GridLayout a little. The way I understand it, it is to lay out
controls on a window. Took me a while to figure out what was happening.
For instance: define a grid of 4 rows by 8 columns. Then put a button in the
last row and last column (and noting else in that row): you'll get
Can some point to more documentation and/or sample scripts that display
multi-row and multi-column data than
http://jenda.krynicky.cz/perl/dbgrid.pl.txt as a sample; The grid does not
display for me. Instead I get small boxes with one or two characters in
each, 11 boxes per line.
I found Win32::G
Eh, no... I was actually thinking pure SetWindowCapture stuff. Haven't done it
in the while, but that's how we used to do it in VB.
Dave
In a message dated Wed, 9 May 2001 12:43:06 AM Eastern Daylight Time, Johan
Lindstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
<< Dave wrote:
>In all likelihood, your bes
Can anybody tell me how to set the initial state of a ListView checkbox?
I know I can test the state with the ItemCheck method, but what about
setting it? I tried setting a "checked" option, but that didn't work:
my $item = $mw->ListView->InsertItem(
-item=> $mw->ListView->Count(),
-text
How do I get at the system colors? I found a string of COLOR_ names in GUI.pm,
and I'm trying to use this:
$color = Win32::GUI::constant("COLOR_BTNSHADOW", 0);
However, this seems to return only the *index* to that particular color, not
the color itself. Is there an interface to GetSysColor() t
Here's what I'm using:
# -- define window layout -
my $W = new GUI::Window(
-name => "MainDialog",
-title => "Marjolein's XML DTD Parser v0.0.1",
-left => $xposinit,
-top=> $yposinit,
-width => $winwidth,
-height => $winheight,
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