>I want to display real-time data to a window using Win32::GUI. I've got
>an example below for a command prompt environment that I would like to
>port to the Win32::GUI environment.
Take a look at the AmphetaDesk code - it creates a log
window that you can send data too with a "gui_note" command.
On approximately 1/4/2004 8:41 PM, came the following characters from
the keyboard of Glenn Linderman:
Johan,
That is an interesting idea, and of course, makes things more OO-like.
OO-likeness, in my opinion, doesn't necessarily make something better,
but in this case there are a couple benefi
Johan,
That is an interesting idea, and of course, makes things more OO-like.
OO-likeness, in my opinion, doesn't necessarily make something better,
but in this case there are a couple benefits that you point out: the
ability to have multiple instances of a Window or widget without name
confl
When I first looked at Win32::GUI for the first time many many years ago
(4? ok, not so many) I found it kind of confusing how the objects and
events worked.
Coming from an OO background and with experience from a few other window
toolkits (VB and Borland TurboVision among others) I would have
I want to display real-time data to a window using Win32::GUI. I've got an
example below for a command prompt environment that I would like to port to the
Win32::GUI environment.
for($i=0; $i<10; $i++) {
printf("Counter Value is %d",$i); }
system "cls";
The point is I want to p
5 matches
Mail list logo
