Re: [perl-win32-gui-users] Driving windows applications.

2001-05-17 Thread Glenn Linderman
Win32::GuiTest might do the trick for you. Certainly it can send keystrokes to other windows. SSGT Steven Swenson wrote: > > Can Win32::Gui be used to automate another windows application? > > I need to be able to supply keystrokes to another application and check > check boxes make selections i

[perl-win32-gui-users] Driving windows applications.

2001-05-17 Thread SSGT Steven Swenson
Can Win32::Gui be used to automate another windows application? I need to be able to supply keystrokes to another application and check check boxes make selections in list boxes and radio buttons as well.. Anyone have a simple example of such a script? If Win32::GUI is not the right pla

Re: [perl-win32-gui-users] Changing visibility problem with buttons

2001-05-17 Thread Peter Köller
Piske, Harald wrote: > The -visible option is only for the initial state, subsequent showing and > hiding is done with Show and Hide ... erm, pardon my confusion, but what's > the problem? If you found Show and Hide to be working, what more do you > need? Thank you. This does the job perfect. No

RE: [perl-win32-gui-users] Changing visibility problem with butto ns

2001-05-17 Thread Piske, Harald
The -visible option is only for the initial state, subsequent showing and hiding is done with Show and Hide ... erm, pardon my confusion, but what's the problem? If you found Show and Hide to be working, what more do you need? You remind me of another problem that might cut in: I am not able to ch

[perl-win32-gui-users] Changing visibility problem with buttons

2001-05-17 Thread Peter Köller
Hello, I am writing a calendar dialog having lots of buttons. For some reason I have to make some buttons visible or invisible. Therefore I use the Change method with -visible => 1 or 0. If I do that after $win->Show(), then the buttons don't disappear. I tried $win->DoEvents(), $win->SetRedraw(1)