I've actually got 2 different questions, both concerning scrollbars...
First, on a Listview control (with gridlines and multiple columns), it works
so that if the height of it is less than the height of the items in it, it
automatically adds a vertical scroll bar...now how can i tell if there's
> I just decided to take Win32-GUI for a test drive and
> tried the following sample. It abortrf on the
> addlabel method. I'm running on Win2000 and I've got
> the latest release of Win32-GUI I believe, release
> 0.0.558. If I comment that line out it runs fine.
Labels and most controls seem t
I just decided to take Win32-GUI for a test drive and
tried the following sample. It abortrf on the
addlabel method. I'm running on Win2000 and I've got
the latest release of Win32-GUI I believe, release
0.0.558. If I comment that line out it runs fine.
Also, I also noticed that the tutorial pag
Try adding -wrap=>1
Jeremy
At 08:36 24/09/01 +0200, you wrote:
This is probably a simple one, but I can't find out how to wrap text,
for example the "text" property for a Radiobutton.
I tried with a Perlish carriage return+newline such as "bla \r\n more
bla", which did not work. What code do yo
> This is probably a simple one, but I can't find out how to wrap text,
> for example the "text" property for a Radiobutton.
> I tried with a Perlish carriage return+newline such as "bla \r\n more
> bla", which did not work. What code do you use?
I dunno if this comes down to the same side-effect
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