I'm trying to do this:
A Listview with two columns (Property, Value). When the user clicks on an
Item in the list, the Value column becomes editable.
I looked at the EditLabel thing, but that edited the first column only, and
that didn't work properly anyway with the edit-box losing focus rig
Hi All
Thank you for your knowledge and help so far.
I wanting to skin my rather plain windows and dialogue boxes. I want my
label background to be transparant.
I have tried the following procedure...it does make the labels transparent,
but it makes them hidden
how do i go about showing my text
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> A long time ago, I went through and figured this out. Luckily, I
> saved the results as a comment in my toolbar.pl file.
Thanks for the comment. This was a great help!
> I'm sure it must be
> possible to disable toolbar buttins on the fly, but I don't know how
> (perha
Peter wrote:
I'm pretty sure it only works when you put them on a DialogBox not a Window.
Or at least that's the only way I've been able to make it work.
You can also impose a DialogBox-ish behaviour on a Window by doing
$winYourwindow->{-dialogui} = 1;
/J
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Johan Lindström, Sourcerer, B
$fred is a DialogBox and when I tried to use the AddButton method it did not do
anything?
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I'm pretty sure it only works when you put them on a DialogBox not a Window.
Or at least that's the only way I've been able to make it work.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2001 6:16 AM
> To: perl-win32-gui-users@lists.sou
You can install each in a different directory. I think each perl.exe will
boottrap
its own @INC when you run. But, you should only keep the primary one's bin
path
to $PATH, that way you don't get path collision. When you do want to use
the other
one, just cd to the directory and run it over there
Hello,
What is the best way for
installing and using two different versions of PERL on the same
computer? I have Perl 523 version and would like to install 626
version.
Thanks for help.
Ladislav
A long time ago, I went through and figured this out. Luckily, I
saved the results as a comment in my toolbar.pl file. Here's what I
have:
# first row is the number of buttons in this toolbar
# each additional row corresponds to a button
# first number is the zero-based index of the appropriate
Hello,
has anyone an idea of the parameters in the ToolBar::AddButtons method?
The example toolbar.pl does the following:
$TB->AddButtons(
3,
0, 1, 4, 0, 0,
1, 2, 4, 0, 1,
2, 3, 4, 0, 2,
);
What is the meaning of the parameters and is it possible to make toolbar
items disabled?
Johan Lindstrom wrote:
> Untested, but try something like this:
>
> my $icoDOS = ... create your icon object here ...;
> my $hwindDOS = Win32::GUI::GetPerlWindow();
> Win32::GUI::SetIcon($hwindDOS, $icoDOS, 0);
it works, but it's only a temporary change; when the icon
needs to be repainted (eg. if
Below is an extract from a small program I am using, is there any way to set the
buttons up as Tabstops?
Thanks in advance.
**
Start of extract
**
$division_input = $fred->AddCombobox(
-name =>"division_input",
Johan Lindstrom wrote:
> Jeremy Aiyadurai wrote:
> >how do i get an icon to work for a console window...eg. i want to get rid
> >of the console-window-dos-prompt icon when i run my console program.
>
> Untested, but try something like this:
>
> my $icoDOS = ... create your icon object here ...;
>
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