At 12:15 2002-05-28 -0400, Morbus Iff wrote:
Yup, I see this in my own scripts. From what I understand, it's equivalent
to Win32::GUI saying "hey! there are no events for me to respond to". I've
done the requisite searching, .pm looking, and so forth, and the only
non-destructive way I stopped
Using Win32::GUI and I'm having a problem with the program reporting to
windows that it is not responding. I know that it is because of the loop I
have the program in but I still want the user to work while I'm processing
in the background. I found a reference to $win->DoEvents() but as far as I
Change
my $void = $win->DoEvents();
to :
Win32::GUI::DoEvents();
This is a class method, not an instance method. Also, this is just a straight
method call, no arguments or assignment back to a variable is needed. I can
ONLY assume that the problem is that the DoEvents method is looking f
here is a sample break from the code starts on line 162 ends on line
185.
sub ::btnOpen_Click {
defined(my $win = $Win32::GUI::Loft::window{winFileDisplay}) or return(1);
my %file1 = $win->tvwTreeView()->ItemInfo(
$win->tvwTreeView->SelectedItem() ) or return(1);
my $file = $file1{'-text'}
Using Win32::GUI and I'm having a problem with the program reporting to
windows that it is not responding. I know that it is because of the loop I
have the program in but I still want the user to work while I'm processing
in the background. I found a reference to $win->DoEvents() but as far as I
ca
hi. i have a window with 3 tab strips on it, 1 for incoming ftp, 1 for
outgoing and the other i don't use yet. both incoming and outgoing ftp and
be stopped. what i'd like to do is that when someone stops incoming or
outgoing ftp the tabstrip text changes to red, or something. i've tried
using -for
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