>
> > Hi!
> >
> > Thanks. Have you got any example script, that can print anything to a
> > printer?
>
> Yes. But on the other computer then I use now.
> So I'll send it to you in one day or two. It's fairly simple. Another
solution:
> search this mailing list - I posted here example code 3 or 4 mo
At 11:48 2002-08-28 +1000, moo cow wrote:
> he main problem is how do I detect a right click on a menu (Such as the
Exit option
> on the File menu found in most windows programs)?
Yes, difficult. Not sure it can be done without hacking the XS to allow the
event to be recognized. There's a "gen
Syl wrote:
> When you return -1 in any event sub, not just in _Terminate, your window
> gets destroyed. Since you cannot exit the Dialog() loop other than
with -1,
> there are but two ways to do it
But that is my problem. I return(-1) to Setup() but the window is not
terminated by _Terminate or O
I posted a note yesterday but did not get a satisfactory answer to my
question. Let me rephrase the problem as follows.
Assume I have window created with Win32::GUI that is used to collect some
initialization data from the user. The window contains a number of labels
and textfields plus an OK and
Hi!
I have a listview with items that I want to receive/get the name (-text)
from the columnheaders when I click on them. I can get the index out ok, but
how to get the text puzzles me. Anybody who know?
Regards!
/ Daniel O.
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