How does one get a window to sit on top?
I tried the following but it did not seem to work.
use strict;
use constant WS_EX_TOPMOST => 8;
use constant WS_DLGFRAME => 0x40;
use constant GWL_EXSTYLE => -20;
my $main = Win32::GUI::DialogBox->new(
-name=> "Main",
-title => "AD Mig
Hi,
Am I really confused, or are accelerators really, really broken? Some
reasonings that have led me to the conclusion accelerators are really,
really broken include:
(1) Win32::GUI::AcceleratorTable pushes a global variable $id for each
of the keystrokes in the accelerator table, resultin
GetWindowRect()
Returns a four elements array defining the windows rectangle (left,
top, right, bottom) or undef on errors.
Hi,
Re: Win32::GUI 0.0.665
It appears that the code to implement accelerators doesn't even exist
for the New Event Model. A DoEvent_NEM_Acc function is mentioned in
some commented out code, but the function doesn't exist in the
distributed source code.
--
Glenn
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Not everything that is
Hi,
I have a program that uses Win32::GUI, and in several places, it uses a
DoEvents loop, and text boxes processed by that DoEvents loop seem to
result in doubled characters. I don't recall that happening in earlier
versions of Win32::GUI, does anyone else?
So I recompiled Win32::GUI with
Is there a file extension currently in use for Win32::GUI scripts? If so,
what? If not, should there be? I know it would make it easier (for me :) to
list just those scripts if they used a different extension than the standard
.pl . It would also make it easier to know when to use perl and when to
Hi,
Is there a way to get the position (like -top and -left) of a window?
Thanks,
StG
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