I have an application that starts up with just a couple of buttons
displayed in the main window. It all runs fine on my machine just
running "perl ApplicationName.pl" and also running the exe file created
using perlapp( with the options of -gui and -freestanding.)
However on other machines, when
While investigating the start vs. ShellExecute issue I stumbled on this:
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=245600
Looks like I was beaten to it by about 3-4 years! OK, it doesn't do the
fancy dynamic underlining, but otherwise almost identical, down to the
Win32::API depend
Glenn Linderman wrote:
Would it not be possible to just use
system qq{start whatever_command};
instead of ShellExecute? What is the advantage of ShellExecute?
That seems to work fine on my Win98 system. It takes a bit longer to
return control to the GUI (but only just noticable), and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoting Robert May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
[snip]
I though this might be a good moment to introduce
HyperLink.pm - a sub-classing of Win32::GUI::Label that acts as a
clickable hyperlink:
This is a great start - a nice object.
Thanks.
Although I had
a problem wi
Hi Jeremy
I have tried your code, it didn't work. I have seen that these are methods for
"checkbutton", no "radiobutton". However your answer pointed me to the
solution. I found the right method for "radio buttons" and it did work.
Thank you very much guys for your help and cooperation.
Ta
At 13:43 2005-02-16, Bret Swedeen wrote:
The first problem I have is that if the collection takes too long, parts
of the
application screen turn gray (basic default background color) and blank
out any of
the older data until the data collection is complete and the screen is
repainted. The
ques
Hi everyone,
I've got an app that does some data collect from a web site once a button is
pushed.
Once the data is returned I write into various text boxes.
The first problem I have is that if the collection takes too long, parts of the
application screen turn gray (basic default background
Quoting Robert May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> A quick question on process:
>
> Should potential bugs be discussed on this list
> before raising bug
> reports at sourceforge?
Id do both - at least on sourceforge it wont be
forgotten about.
Cheers,
jez.
Quoting Robert May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi Rob,
Nice work - thanks for contributing.
> I have been thinking about this wrapper idea for
> some time, as there are
> a number of useful 'widgets' that I would keep
> reusing, and think they
> could be packaged up for others to use.
> Initially I
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