Johan Lindstrom wrote:
> It sounds like a... dubious idea to me :)
yeah, it did to me too :-) I haven't had a chance to test the solution that was
posted here. I'll post my experiences to the group when I have played with it a
bit.
> But try this: in the main event loop in Tk (if there is one)
ActiveState has a package (not free though) in their Perl development
kit called PerlApp (also PerlCtrl for making custom controls, and
PerlSrvc for making services). I use it all the time and I *love* it!
It is well worth the money IMHO. I tried Perl2Exe a few times but had
some problems... pos
> I placed the Tk code in a package without calling MainLoop. Then called
> the Tk widget from the Win32::GUI script:
that is awesome!! I have some way-cool Tk widgets that I didn't want to
have to re-write from scratch to maek them work in the Win32 world... now I
dont' have to :-)
Cheers!
M
At 12:58 2001-10-31 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This may have come up before, in which case I apologise, but has anyone
tried creating a module to package up commonly used windows? I've been
trying this but found I have to export the event (Button_Click etc)
handlers into the Main namespace.
Morbus wrote:
I'm assuming that -minimizebox would do the same for the "Minimize" one.
I've not hidden the Close box before, so I can't help you with that one.
-menubox => 0
This will remove the entire contents of the menu bar, including the system
menu.
The other menubar flags are:
-maxim
> -Original Message-
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
> Johan Lindstrom
> Sent: 30 October 2001 15:58
> To: perl-win32-gui-users@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: Re: [perl-win32-gui-users] Win32GUI + Tk...??? possible?
>
>
> At 07:00 2001-10-30 -0600, Mark W
Is it possible to create a window without the "Minimize/Maximize/Close"
buttons? My users sometimes hit the Close button rather than exit via my
program, which leaves messy background processes running. I guess an
alternative would be to map the Close button to my exit code. Is that
To disa
Is it possible to create a window without the "Minimize/Maximize/Close"
buttons? My users sometimes hit the Close button rather than exit via my
program, which leaves messy background processes running. I guess an
alternative would be to map the Close button to my exit code. Is that
possible?
_
This may have come up before, in which case I apologise, but has anyone
tried creating a module to package up commonly used windows? I've been
trying this but found I have to export the event (Button_Click etc)
handlers into the Main namespace. Does anyone know if there is a way to
handle these
At 07:21 2001-10-31 -0500, David Hiltz wrote:
While we are on the subject of 'other' GUI toolkits... Has anybody used
'wxperl' (http://wxperl.sourceforge.net)?
I have looked at these tutorials:
http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?node=wxPerl
It seems a little convoluted at first glance. The
While we are on the subject of 'other' GUI toolkits... Has anybody used
'wxperl' (http://wxperl.sourceforge.net)?
> Why would you ask how NOT TO USE Win32::GUI on a Win32::GUI list?
>
> The purpose of the list, and the knowledge base of the participants is how TO
> USE Win32::GUI.
>
> Anyth
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