Hello all,
When I was trying to learn how to use threads with Win32::Gui, I got help
from a lot of people on this list. I wrote this code as a way to test it.
Basically without the thread when the sleep command runs the window become
unresponsive, with threads you can keep doing things to the wi
Hey Bret and Win32-GUI developers,
You've been of great help Bret. Thanks, it works now.
Hey developers, wouldn't it be nice to add a readme file describing this
in the PPM destribution? It seems pretty clear that if you use the ppm
you get a very old versio of Win32-GUI...
Roelof Bos
> -
Hi,
I too had a bit of problem installing Win32-GUI 1.0. Here's what I did to
resolve my
problem.
1. I downloaded the appropriate ppd version of Win32-GUI for my version of
Perl
from ActiveState. Since I'm using 5.8.x I downloaded the Win32-GUI ppd package
specifically built for that vers
Hi,
>
> I am just trying to upgrade to Win32-GUI 1.0. I have downloaded the ppm
> from sourceforge.
>
> I note something strange during instalation, this is what the promt
> reads:
>
> E:\Software\programeren\Perl\Modules\Win32-Gui\Win32-GUI-1.0-PPM-5.8>ppm
> install Win32-GUI -force
You probabll
Hello,
I am just trying to upgrade to Win32-GUI 1.0. I have downloaded the ppm
from sourceforge.
I note something strange during instalation, this is what the promt
reads:
E:\Software\programeren\Perl\Modules\Win32-Gui\Win32-GUI-1.0-PPM-5.8>ppm
install Win32-GUI -force
Note: Package 'Win32-GUI'
Hi,
Any example would contain lots of C code. I can give an overview which would
be probably more useful:
The main problem is getting your GUI talking to the threaded backend - this
is true of any language toolset - in this case the front end is in Perl,
while most of the backend is in C (co
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