Hope someone can help
I have a window with a listbox... call it WINDOW-A
I have another smaller window with two buttons... call it WINDOW-B ( it is
basically a "Do you wish to print these items? Yes No " window )
If WINDOW-A is currently being displayed and some entries in the listbox are
I'm looking for an example of how to print out SELECTED or HIGHLIGHTED
entries from a listview.
I'd like to capture the selected entries and send them to a printer.
This e-mail may be privileged and/or confidential, and the sender
I get an error message when I try to dynamically change the position of
a combobox widget. I have successfully used the ChangeItem method for
ListView controls. Is this not a valid method for comboboxes?
Thanks,
Eric
Usually with this sort of thing I'd disable the window containing the
button, eg
$win->disable();
If $win is the window with the button in. You might also want to consider
making the second window a dialogbox and setting its parent to the first
window. From memory this stops the second wi
I've always done it like this:
if (Win32::GUI::IsWindow($WINDOW)) {
$WINDOW->BringWindowToTop();
$WINDOW->Show();
return;
}
That way the window is brought back to the foreground and displayed to the user.
Jeremy Blonde
-Original Message-
From: Peter Eisengrein [mailto:[EMAIL PROT
this ought to work...
if ($Window->IsVisible)
{
$Button->Disable();
}
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From: Magnone, Angelo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2002 11:30
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sourceforge. Net (E-mail)
Subject: [perl-win32-gui-users] double click buttons
An
Anyone know how I can PREVENT a window from appearing more than once... for
example: if I click on a button
that displays a windowwhile that window is open, any other attempts to
display the same window is ignored; including via menu.
:)
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Johan Lindstrom wrote:
> At 10:08 2002-10-22 +1000, Rogers, John wrote:
>>"note that this function must be called without ANY parameter or
>>instantiation (eg. don't call it as method of a created object):
>>
>> Win32::GUI::Dialog(); # correct
>> $Window->Dialog();# !!!WRONG!!!
>>"
At 10:08 2002-10-22 +1000, Rogers, John wrote:
"note that this function must be called without ANY parameter or
instantiation (eg. don't call it as method of a created object):
Win32::GUI::Dialog(); # correct
$Window->Dialog();# !!!WRONG!!!
"
So, it's not an un-documented featu
Morbus Iff wrote:
> How come this will work:
>
>sub _Systray_Click {
> $window->Enable;
> $window->Show;
>}
>
> but this won't:
>
>sub _Systray_DblClick {
> $window->Enable;
> $window->Show;
>}
next version will have a _DblClick event for NotifyIcons.
don't
Morbus Iff wrote:
> Any ideas? The latest code I'm using is here:
this is a bug. it will be solved with the next release.
cheers,
Aldo
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