--- Johan Lindstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Have you considered subclassing Win32::GUI::ListView
> and just add the
> ability to specify an optional -id when adding an
> Item? This would have the
As someone who has come to rely pretty heavily on
Win32::GUI, I did think about subclassing/mod
At 22:42 2005-02-22, Ariel Serbin wrote:
I started writing this, I used the hashref-of-hashrefs
idea like DBI returns from fetchall_hashref() because
it seemed like a good way of matching name/value pairs
up with their respective ids. The problem with this
Good work!
I wrote a few comments on
I've been toying with the listview wrapper idea that I
brought up last week. I threw together a module to
show off the basic idea, though it needs to be
reworked. I wanted to make it easy to set up a
listview and keep track of the items by some id. When
I started writing this, I used the hashref
I don't think it can be done in a single re for a variable-length
string, because you're looking for two different things, one being the
individual components, and one being a split. I think if you run
Benchmark over two split statements, you'll find an insignificant speed
difference over any r
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