Steve,
SOme complete test code below.
Please try to compile it with perl2exe to produce the error
twice, the first time without modifications, then uncomment the
line use Win32::API
I also produced the error when using the line threads->tojoin
# Code start
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In this commit:
AbsLeft and AbsTop now can take arguments:
AbsLeft(10) sets the absolute left co-ordinate of a window to 10 pixels, for
example.
GetEvent(name) will return the coderef for the specified NEM event handler.
"name" should be an event name like "Resize".
SetEvent(name, handler) will
Hi again,
Maybe if you send me the source of an example that causes the error I could
look into a fix for you, but I'm not promising anything. You'll really need to
talk to Aldo Calpini about this. He wrote Win32::GUI and Win32::API, and his
website is at http://dada.perl.it/
Although he assum
Dear Steve,
Thanks first for your prompt reply.
After some investigation of removing the modules from the script,
I found out that the main source of the error come from Win32::API module
Since the Win32::FileOp Which uses the Win32::API therefore it generates the
error
That means a big loose
Hi Ramy,
Could you verify that Win32::GUI is causing this by testing without GUI code
running. Create an application that uses threads and Win32::FileOp without
Win32::GUI loaded and see if the problem still occurs. If so, it's out of our
hands and is a fault in Win32::FileOp. A lot of modules
Hi All,
I noticed that when I use the module Win32::FileOp
in a GUI application (may be also not gui) in a Threads,
When the threads starts, the script shows error
that says :
The instruction at "0x28053f9a" referenced memory at "0x10c0". The memory
ould not be "read".
Click on OK to termina
Outlook email question...Hi,
No, I don't know how to use CDO and there's no Perl modules that I can find for
handling it. However, since CDO is a layer on top of OLE, you might be able to
use OLE to do what you want. There's a Perl module for handling OLE available:
http://search.cpan.org/~gsar
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