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I installed Perl 5.8 and program crashed right away. But that was because
the ppm I used for Win32::Gui was for Perl 5.6. For some reason there is
no ppm for Perl 5.8 on the SourceForge.net web site, at least I didn't see
one. Looked through the archives and found it on
http://perso.club-i
Joseph,
I am having the same crashing problem as you. However, I have a solution!
Instead of using fork(), which is implemented using ithreads, just use ithreads.
The code below requires Perl 5.8 or higher.
### Begin Source
use Win32::GUI;
use threads;
use vars qw( $Main );
$Main = new Win
The code is below. This is the code I'm working with to try and figure out
how to get fork to work. But it is pretty much the same as my production
code (same problem) except instead of going to sleep it does something that
takes several minutes to run, and the window has more objects and looks
n
I can take a look at your code if you like.
By the way, it would be nice if you CC'd the mailing list, so that way others
can benefit from our discussion.
Trevor S Garside
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Thanks for the suggestion. I will check it out and let you know what I
find out.
Jonathan
At 4/2/2003 01:02 PM, Garside, Trevor wrote:
I have found that Win32::GUI under Perl 5.8 will crash unless you name
*every* widget you create.
That may be your problem.
Trevor S Garside
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I have found that Win32::GUI under Perl 5.8 will crash unless you name *every*
widget you create.
That may be your problem.
Trevor S Garside
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Hi,
Does anyone know the Win32::SerialPort module supports Ymodem or have examples
of script using Ymodem?. I need help.
Thanks,
I hope someone here can help.
We have installed ActiveState Perl (5.8.0.805) on a Windows 2000 machine
under the Program Files directory. Then we did a PPM install of Win32::GUI
(0.0.558).
Perl scripts that do not use the GUI module work fine but if we attempt to
run any script that uses th
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