My, oh my, now I've got menus in windows, and menus by popups! Amazing what an
example will do. Thanks. Now I have to populate their _Click routines!
"Piske, Harald" wrote:
> Note: I took the liberty of changing the subject, since this is not about
> BringWindowToTop anymore.
>
> About the pop
I'm in the process of finishing a Perl source code exchange. Basically
exchanging
subroutines and snippets of code, as well as the ability to upload binaries.
And,
this code would be perfect:
| # define popup menu for listview
| my $PopupMenu = new Win32::GUI::Menu(
| "Item Properties" => "I
Note: I took the liberty of changing the subject, since this is not about
BringWindowToTop anymore.
About the popup menu, see trail "Re; Popup menu", posting by Jonathan
Southwick on April 2nd, 2001. Apparently, Ludvig af Klinteberg subsequently
managed to use the code for a tray icon.
Quote:
# d
Does anyone have sample code to create a pop-up menu for a Notify Icon's
right click? That seems to be the current rage for System Tray icons? I've
got a few other enhancements to make, and then I'll be looking that
direction.
I'm speculating that on click detection, you'd position and show a wi
But of course they can have beautiful flowers, too - as well as delicious
edible fruit ;-)
At 11:04 2001-06-07 -0700, Piske, Harald wrote:
>On second thought, I'd like to speak of cacti rather than flowers ;-)
Cheers,
Marjolein Katsma
HomeSite Help - http://hshelp.com/ - Extensions, Tips and T
"Piske, Harald" wrote:
> I certainly agree, although complexity seems to be unavoidable with
> flexibility. My approach is to really fight for the time to go over ALL the
> functions once briefly, so that when I need a certain functionality, I have
> a better chance to vaguely remember where there
Having been in on this trail before makes me feel entitled to contribute to
this philosophical footnote as well:
I certainly agree, although complexity seems to be unavoidable with
flexibility. My approach is to really fight for the time to go over ALL the
functions once briefly, so that when I ne
Thanks so much. That does it for me too. SetForegroundWindow is the key
API for this functionality.
Side note TWIMC: the Windows API is clearly too big, with too many ways to
do the wrong thing, but that make it sound like it is the right thing.
Focused searching can easily lead down the wrong t
I've used SetForegroundWindow() from a NotifyIcon and that works on NT4.
sub ni_Click
{
if ($Window->IsVisible)
{
$Window->Hide();
}
else
{
$Window->Show();
$Window->SetForegroundWindow();
}
re
Thanks Johan. That was it.
Chris
- Original Message -
From: "Johan Lindstrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2001 2:17 AM
Subject: Re: [perl-win32-gui-users] file-menu question
> Chris wrote:
> >Is there anything special I should know about making a Menu visible?
>
> S
Chris wrote:
Is there anything special I should know about making a Menu visible?
Study this example code:
my $mnuMain = Win32::GUI::MakeMenu(
"&File" => "mnuFile",
" > &New" => "mnuFileNew",
" > &Open..." => "mnuFileO
Thanks, Harald. Once again, you've busted me out of the mental box I was in.
Your program so clearly works, one would wonder why mine doesn't. The
difference is in the fact that I'm calling BringWindowToTop from a Notify icon
click (which was clear from the sample code I provided), and you are no
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