Are there any Win32::GUI options to to shutdown, reboot, logoff the current
user and/or lock the screen using perl on NT or 2000?
Thanks,
Tim Thomas
Thanks for sharing your experience.
I went to remove the one I installed from ActiveState, and reinstall from
the inventor:
C:> ppm install --location=http://dada.perl.it/PPM Win32::GUI
Installing package 'Win32-GUI'...
Bytes transferred: 165087
Installing D:\local\Perl\site\lib\auto\Win32\GUI\GU
I asked the same thing not long ago. The general concensus was that Tk might
be a better choice because it is cross-platform. Then I ran into a ton of
problems installing Tk, so I just went with Win32::GUI becuase I *could* get
that to install and I haven't looked back... A bunch of samples come wi
I would recommend checking for a double-click event and then showing a new
window with the textfield and the corresponding data from the listview and
allowing the user to make the change that way.
Jonathan
At 5/16/2001 11:30 PM, you wrote:
I'm trying to do this:
A Listview with two columns
Hi,
I'd like to write some GUI-based perl app on Win32 platform.
Which one is easier/simpler to use: Tk or Win32::GUI? The latter
sounds pretty intriguing to me. Can I find any sample Win32::GUI
apps on the Web?
Thanks,
Jerry
| Is there a MouseOver function for Buttons? I didn't see
| anything in the docs.
When you create a Button-class you'll get the MouseMove event. Other than a
real MouseOver, this fires every time the mouse moves. It would take some
fantasy to come up with MouseEnter and MouseLeave. One way would
Is there a MouseOver function for Buttons? I didn't see anything in the
docs. What I'd like to do is display a help message in the StatusBar when
the cursor is over a button.
Hi,
I am having a problem with tabstrips.
When selecting the tabs by mouse the fields hide and show as expected but
if I use the left and right arrow keys the tabs move but the fields don't
change (i.e. it still shows page 1). Is this something I am doing wrong? I
note that the example suppl
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