Hi Steve,
The first method works but can not get the second to work for mouse move,
please see the code below, is it correct to catch the mouse location this way.
What I wanted is an event only fired when the mouse just got over the button
and another event fired when the mouse left the button, sim
Glad you got your code working - another Win32::GUI success story:)
As for the toolbar, there is a tracker open for the missing functionality:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=16572
Perhaps you could add some comments to that item?
Cheers,
jez.
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From: [
Hi,
> is there an event to catch the mouse move over a button
Yes, you can try onMouseMove from the NEM:
my $button = new Win32::GUI::Button(
-name => "Hello",
-text => "bla bla",
-onMouseMove => \&mousemovehandler
);
sub mousemovehandler {
...
}
If that doesn't work, you can h
At 12:45 2004-01-25, Jez White wrote:
What version of Perl are you using? Threading support is dodgy is most
versions...If you are not on 5.8.2, it may be worth upgrading to that
version. I'm not sure if 5.8.3 is available as a binary yet, but that
version is meant to be better for threading.
I solved the problem temp. by using the files dialogs from Win32::GUI
instead of using Win32::FileOp
The main issue is you keep updating either Perl or perl2exe or
the thousands of modules, once you finsh the current beta version
you get another beta and you may need to pay for ups...
Thanks for
Hummm. The perl2exe version looks fine - if the error is only happening with
the exe, and you can't reproduce it using the activestate build, then the best
bet is to get in touch with perl2exe support.
As for the 'x' issue - I assume the window is called "Main" and you are
returning the correct
Perl 2exe info below.
Yes the errors when I compile to exe and run it
but the close "x" issue is always with perl script or compiled
and I am using the terminate event Main_Terminate
---
Perl2Exe V8.00 Copyright (c) 1997-2004 IndigoSTAR Software
Known plat
Hi,
The latest version of perl2exe was on the 31 Dec 2003 - beta support for 5.8.2
- if you haven't got this version, then you should upgrade. Is your problem
only with the exe?
The window close - are you using the terminate event?
Cheers,
jez.
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Jez,
I am using perl 5.8.2 (activestae) and Win32:GUI 0.67 and perl2exe 8.0 for perl
5.8.x
I have a nother issue now as my script grow up, when I click on the window "x"
close
icon the script disappers but did not exit, it can exit normal using file->Exit
menu button
any ideas
Ramy
- Or
Hi,
What version of Perl are you using? Threading support is dodgy is most
versions...If you are not on 5.8.2, it may be worth upgrading to that version.
I'm not sure if 5.8.3 is available as a binary yet, but that version is meant
to be better for threading.
You will also need to check what
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