On 28.09.01 at 09:13 Johan Lindstrom wrote:
>You should set the -group => 1 option on the _first_ RadioButton in
each
>group. This control should also be a tabstop.
Great thanks, works nicely.
In Loft, it actually "groupstart", right?
What do you mean by tabstop?
>>On another subject, how does
I ran the script on my system , and it worked fine: however, from all I've
seen in this group, the problem is most likely that you didn't include a
name on your label. That causes a lot of crashes: make a habit of -name'ing
everything (even if its -name=>'label001'). Try replacing:
$main->AddLabe
Frank, one thing to remember that is not in the current versions of some
docs and some samples programs. "ALL controls MUST have a -name
attribute" and this must be unique in the program (NOT just the window).
Hopefully, the next version to come out will correct these samples.
Try this:
use W
I tried the "Hello, world" script from the Win32::GUI tutorial part 1.
(This is with yeterday's Active State build and Win32::GUI 0.558
installed by ppm on Win98SE). I get the following Windows error:
PERL caused an invalid page fault in
Module MSVCRT.DLL at 0167:78003b44.
Registers:
At 07:15 2001-09-28 -0400, Frazier, Joe Jr wrote:
That actually did it! Thanks.I have so much time spent on this
application that converting it to use GUILoft would not be an easy
option.
Actually, since all The GUI Loft does is _building_ the window for you,
replacing existing window-cre
That actually did it! Thanks.I have so much time spent on this
application that converting it to use GUILoft would not be an easy
option. I am however, using GUILoft for all new projects. By
autofill, I mean that if I have five lines in the Combo which start with
"i", if I put focus on the
At 05:21 2001-09-28 +0200, Marcus wrote:
How do you group radiobuttons on the same window so that they remain
independent of other groups?
You should set the -group => 1 option on the _first_ RadioButton in each
group. This control should also be a tabstop. The other RadioButtons in the
group
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