Does Win32::GUI::AxControl, which provides ActiveX Control container, work
with an object model, such as that used by Media Player version 7 and above?
If I can get a yes or no, then maybe I can stop wasting my time (and yours).
thanks,
Chris
Success! Thanks Robert - your reply made it clear what needed to be done -
simple when you know how:)
Before I mention the solution, there are couple of bugs - some of the
controls have a white background - which I suspect is due to the XP color
fix that went in a few builds ago. I will do more te
To make things fair I compared a script that makes and shows 10 windows with a
script that makes and shows 1000 windows and I'm happy to report that the
memory usage per window is, on average, 1.612kb. The script that showed 1000
windows used about 6mb of memory. The windows were created with on
Hi,
There have been a few mails in the past about getting XP "look and feel"
working with Win32::GUI. I came across the following while searching for
something completely different:
http://search.cpan.org/~mbarbon/Wx-0.18/Wx.pm#Windows_XP_look
It is an example of what need to be done for the w
Thanks for the detailed reply.
I broke my app down and found it was taking about 2 meg for all the
controls/windows - the rest was due to my code or other modules. I'm
considering using a new design approach were I'll be using child windows as
containers for groups of controls - potentially the
Yep, there's a "PERLWIN32GUI_USERDATA" structure for every control and window.
This structure is chunky, and has references off to other structures in it,
such as window names, cursors, accelerator tables, NEM events, etc. It could
probably be optimized down.
The reason it uses more memory is
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