Hi Nigel,
You need select()! It's the best thing in the world (honest).
The following routine will check for activity on the socket "MYSOCKET" (you
can change this, if you want to pass a socket as an argument, just use
scalars instead of barewords for socket handles, and pass the socket like a
no
Hello, me again...
Since some people mentioned window scrollbars in the list a while back, I
decided to implement some functions to make them actually work.
I've also added the relevant constants for scrollbars and statusbars, fixed
the bug with $window->Result(x) (thanks to Glenn Linderman), and
I've been doing a lot of work with listviews recently. I was pretty sure
I'd identified a bug with the Select method, but can't reproduce it any
more. While looking at that I added some functionality to my own copy of
Listview.xs: Select(-1) to select all items in the list and an
additional Deselec
You can do this a number of ways. In order to allow a user to close the Icon
and thus the app, you need to call Win32::GUI::Dialog, right. You can each
launch the code to run in the background two ways:
1- have a button or something else on the Window to start it, or
2- use the Timer method to get
At 18:16 2004-01-15, Nigel Cannings wrote:
Is there any way to display the icon, but allow the main application to
carry on doing its thing in the background (my application is listening for
a socket connection)
There are a couple of ways to do this:
1. Run your application in the spare time.
Thanks Johan, that did it.
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At 19:57 2004-01-15, Frazier, Joe Jr wrote:
Problem 2 is even more wierd. When I run the exact same code with "use
Win32::GUI::Loft::Design;", the link does not show up (this is striped
down version of a large app) at all! The problem seems to be that
$linkClass does not get defined, so the li
Sirisha wrote:
I am keen to get started using GUILoft but I'm running into some
difficulty installing it on my XP machine.
At 13:59 2004-01-15, Stephen Pick wrote:
I just got the latest version of TGL, and it won't start. Tries to read
memory at 0x000. This problem is something I commonly
I just upgraded both Win32::GUI and TGL. I just noticed that I get errors on
some properties in the window object:
D:\working\PCWORKFLOW42>d:\gui10.pl
Argument "maximizebox" isn't numeric in subtraction (-) at D:\gui10.pl line 24.
Argument "" isn't numeric in subtraction (-) at D:\gui10.pl line
Hi,
If you want your icon to interact with the user you have to enter the
dialogue phase at some point.
I assume the you are waiting on the socket for a reply? If that is the case,
then the solution is not straightforward, unless you use threads (one thread
doing the sockets, with the other deali
hi there
I have a console application, that I want to have show an icon on the status
bar - This is no problem with Win32::GUI::Icon.
However, I do not want the application to hang, waiting for an event from
the (hidden) window - Really the icon is there to show the console app is
running, and al
I am using Win32::GUI::AxWindow with a mediaplayer control within a Perl/Tk
application. I 'Show' the window and do not issue the Win32::GUI::Dialog();
It works surprisingly well.
My only problems are:
While I can hide the window, I cannot destroy it (but I can live without
this).
I cannot plac
For what it's worth, I've downloaded the latest version of Loft, and it runs
fine. I'm on XP pro.
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> At 13:59 2004-01-15, S
Windows 2000, SP 4.
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> At 13:59 2004-01-15, Ste
At 13:59 2004-01-15, Stephen Pick wrote:
I just got the latest version of TGL, and it won't start. Tries to read
memory at 0x000. This problem is something I commonly associate with
missing files given to imagelists, bitmaps, etc. Or maybe PAR is to
blame.
Which OS?
I've had one report (wh
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I just got the latest version of TGL, and it won't start. Tries to read
memory at 0x000. This problem is something I commonly associate with
missing files given to imagelists, bitmaps, etc. Or maybe PAR is to
blame.
Steve.
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Use ppm (programmers package manager) with activeperl. Type "ppm" at a
command prompt, then type "help" for instructions.
If you prefer to use CPAN (comprehensive perl archive network) to
install modules/packages (often more are available here) you can use:
perl -MCPAN -e shell
then at the "cpan
Hi,
Then these are the steps I follow:
Download the lastest version of Win32::GUI from the sourceforge website.
When you've downloaded the file and opened the zip you should see the
following files:
Win32-GUI-tar.gz
Win32-GUI.ppd
readme.txt
Extract the files into a directory (in my case C:\dev
I would recommend looking into The GUI Loft - It's a WYSIWYG gui creator
for use with the Win32::GUI perl module.
Johan seems to have been busy updating it too :)
Link: http://www.bahnhof.se/~johanl/perl/Loft/
Steve
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Hi all,
Can anyone tell me how to install perl modules; the complete process?
I have installed ActiveState ActivePerl 5.8 in my Windows 2000 machine.
Mayank.
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Hi all,
after some difficulty I managed to get Win32::GUI up and running - being
pretty new to this I was wondering if anyone could help with another query.
I have a fully functional perl program that at the moment is just a simple
command line interface. what's the process for turning this in
Hi,
I've been playing with the rebar control. The following code creates a rebar,
with 3 bands. Band 1 and 3 are empty, with just an text string. Band 2 has a
child of a window, which contains a datatime control and 2 buttons. Visually,
everything seems to work. However interacting with the con
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