Yes, there is. Try this Function on for Size:
my @File_Filter = ( "Perl Files (*.pl)", "*.pl", "Perl Gui Files
(*.plx)", "*.plx", "All Files (*.*)", "*.*" );
my $dir = cwd;
my $OPENED_FILE = GUI::GetOpenFileName(
-owner => $Window,
-directory
Is there a standard open file dialog box or are we own our own?
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steve comrie :: senior developer
www.shrinkingplanet.ca
That did it!!! Thanks!
>
> > How can you change the -icon after it already exists in the
> > system tray?
>
> Don't know how supported it is but this is what I had to do is call
> Win32::GUI::NotifyIcon::Modify directly (it is located in the
> GUI.xs file
> for those with the source). Example
Steve wrote:
opening a dialog box makes another window icon appear in my taskbar.
is there anyway to:
a) not have the new window create the new task?
Copy-paste-edit from a previous message:
Create a window with a -parent => $winParent. That will make the new window
a child window. It will s
i'm sure this question has been asked and answers 1000 times
over, so if someone can just find it in their hearts for answer it one
more time for me i'd appreciate it.
opening a dialog box makes another window icon appear in my taskbar.
is there anyway to:
a) not have the new window create the ne
> How can you change the -icon after it already exists in the
> system tray?
Don't know how supported it is but this is what I had to do is call
Win32::GUI::NotifyIcon::Modify directly (it is located in the GUI.xs file
for those with the source). Example works off the click on the tray icon.
Don
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