Dude ... you call &settings from an event handler and $Window2->Dialog();
from &settings. That's asking for trouble. Define all your windows and
widgets somewhere. Then call
Win32::GUI::Dialog();
once and only once from the main thread. There has been a recent posting on
how to handle more than o
> hi i need lots of help. i'm fairly new to perl and i only compiled
> win32::gui yesterday. i have a listview that i'd like to
Don't worry, we've all been fairly new. With most of the stuff, most of us
still are.
> my($stuff) = @_;
> sort $a <=> $b, $stuff;
This looks like a Perl problem rather
hi. ive' got a combox in a settings window that displays dun entries. i've
done it like this
sub Settings_Click {
&settings
}
sub settings {
$Window2 = new GUI::Window(
-name => "Window2",
-text => "Settings",
-width =
hi i need lots of help. i'm fairly new to perl and i only compiled
win32::gui yesterday. i have a listview that i'd like to sort. i've tried
things like
my($stuff) = @_;
sort $a <=> $b, $stuff;
and variations on that theme but nothing seems to work at all. also, is it
possible to change the colou
Okay, I've rolled back to 0.0.558, and I'm having trouble now adding
anything other than a TextLabel. Here's my code. Am I doing something
wrong here?
use Win32::GUI;
use Win32;
use strict;
$| = 1;
#declare Win32::GUI objects
my $main = Win32::GUI::Window->new(-width => 100, -height => 100,
When I downloaded the PPM version from
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/perl-win32-gui/Win32-GUI-0.0.665-PPM-5.6.
zip, there were three files in the .zip file: a readme, a .ppd file, and a
gzipped tarball. Unpack these files into a folder and run this line from
PPM:
PPM> install --location:c:\
> -Original Message-
> From: Timothy Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: [perl-win32-gui-users] Newbie to GUI -- Busy Window?
>
> BTW, if you want to install 0.0.665, just extract the files
> from the tarball
> that comes with the .ppd file. In it is a blib folder. You
> s
Sorry about that. I made a typo when I sent out the email. I figured the
Show() function might be returning 0, but after closing the error message I
still get the busy cursor, so I wasn't sure if there was anything else I
might be getting wrong. I also forgot to mention that I'm using Win32::G
Timothy Johnson wrote:
> Hi, I'm new to Win32::GUI, but I've been using Perl for a while. I have
> been trying to go through a tutorial I found on the web, and I've
customized
> it a little bit, but not alot, so I can't figure out what's wrong. Maybe
> I'm misunderstanding the method. Anyway, be
I ran your code. First, it complained about the extra right curly bracket
in this sub:
sub PresentWindow{
$main->Resize(GetClientSize()) || ErrMsg("Could not resize
Window!\n");
$main->Show() || ErrMsg( "Could not un-hide window!\n");
}
$main->Dialog() || ErrMsg
Tim
I think the problem may be that $main->Show() returns 0 so the left hnd side of
your or ( || ) evaluates to false.
If I modify your code to test the theory :
my $return = ($main->Show());
ErrMsg( "Could not un-hide window - $return \n");
The message box reports :
Could not un-hide window
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