> my $AnimateWindow = new Win32::API("user32", "AnimateWindow",
> [ 'N', 'N',
> 'N' ], 'N') or $reg{'UI'}{'Fading'} = 0;
>
> So taking that into account when doing stuff is easy. There
> even is no need
> for a special var, $AnimateWindow itself can be used, like so:
>
> if($AnimateWindow) {
At 19:00 2002-10-09 -0400, Frazier, Joe Jr wrote:
What happens if you try to call a API that does not exist? Does
Win32::API trap the error or do you get an exception? In any event, you
could have a config page/menu/window
From Luiginos demo:
my $AnimateWindow = new Win32::API("user32", "An
What happens if you try to call a API that does not exist? Does Win32::API
trap the error or do you get an exception? In any event, you could have a
config page/menu/window with this setting disabled(non updateable) and turned
off by default, then verify the OS version is x or higher (using
W
At 17:40 2002-10-09 -0400, Lihn, Steve wrote:
It does not work on Win NT !?
The original post said Windows XP. That figures.
If you keep it as a "cool ting", and not use it to carry an actual feature
(that breaks if this doesn't work), it could be a good thing.
/J
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It does not work on Win NT !?
Does it?
Steve Lihn
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