Sean wrote:
How do you force a textfield selection to be visible within the
textfield? I've been reading through the posts on autoscrolling a
RichEdit, but that makes it scroll down a given number of lines. I
want the textfield to scroll only if the selection is not visible,
and then only enoug
How do you force a textfield selection to be visible within the
textfield? I've been reading through the posts on autoscrolling a
RichEdit, but that makes it scroll down a given number of lines. I
want the textfield to scroll only if the selection is not visible,
and then only enough to make
Never mind, I found it right after I sent this. In case you're
interested, it's the logically named 'SetFocus', and it works on all
controls. (I thought it only worked on actual windows, but decided
to give it a whirl while I waited for an answer, and lo and behold,
it works on controls as we
I looked for this on both archives (old one at http-tech and new one
at SourceForge) and found nothing. How can I give the focus back to
a control? I want focus to return to a textfield after pressing a
button. Specifically, the subroutine called by clicking the button
should select some te
These code snippets would be perfect for the Perl Code Exhange. You can find the
Code Exchange on my site (jeb.ca). Basically the Code Exchange will be a place
where you can find code/binary for Perl ONLY. The Exchange would reduce
redundancy on this list, you can now say, "Well, the code for *that
Doh! I'm sorry, I'm an idiot. I'm sure that's what
it is.
Thanks.
jb
--- "Piske, Harald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Aren't you gonna give that thing a -name? Every
> object in GUI needs a name.
> If it's not unique, that's fine so long as you don't
> need to interact with
> the thing. But pop
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