I think you may be looking in the wrong direction! The key to
updating is in handling the Paint event triggered whenever
Windows thinks a window (or part thereof) should be repainted.
This covers the situations you describe.
Win32::GUI uses an approach that means you must redraw *everything*
that i
At 16:31 2002-11-13 -0500, Jonathan Southwick wrote:
How difficult is it to paint on a Graphics control? The graphics stuff is
new to me.
It's the same thing as paiting on a DC (because that's what you actually do
:).
The Graphics control doesn't seem too well documented (and I have forgot
Thanks. That worked. I just wish the stuff would stay on the graphic
window as I drag other windows away from the face of it. But this works as
a work-around.
How difficult is it to paint on a Graphics control? The graphics stuff is
new to me.
Thanks again.
Jonathan
At 11/13/2002 10:04
Isn't there a method that I can use? I tried:
sub MainWindow_GetFoucus {
## code here
}
but that did not work.
I need to have the routine to run as soon as the window gets focus or is
brought to the front of other windows.
Jonathan
At 11/13/2002 03:05 PM, you wrote:
Not sure of the
At 11:45 2002-11-13 -0500, Jonathan Southwick wrote:
Is there any way to get a routine to run when a window is brought to the
top or receives focus? That seems to be the only way I can get a DC
object to refresh after it is covered by another window.
The event Activate is triggered when the w
Not sure of the exact syntax but it would be something like:
if ($Window->GetFocus())
{
&do_something;
}
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Is there any way to get a routine to run when a window is brought to the
top or receives focus? That seems to be the only way I can get a DC object
to refresh after it is covered by another window.
Jonathan
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