[perl-win32-gui-users] no alarm() in Win32, any work-arounds?

This is not exactly a Win32::GUI question but a Win32 perl question: Today I became the 146,037th perl programmer to discover that Win32 totally ignores the alarm() function and SIG{ALRM} signal. Not even Time:HiRes ualarm() works. Unbelievable. So are there any clever work-arounds? I saw one

Re: [perl-win32-gui-users] Internet Exlorer like tool and menu bars (Coolbar.pm)

Jez White wrote: For those that don't know what a "Coolbar" is - see the attached image:) this one looks similar to Win32::GUI::Rebar, which is already in the package. I don't remember if you can stick a menu bar in a Rebar, but maybe some of you could take a look at that. The coolbar basic

Re: [perl-win32-gui-users] fix GridLayout.pm

I have fixed mistake with alignment into multi-cells controls. Please, commit it. Done - have a quick test just to make sure it went in ok. Cheers, jez. -- Win32-GUI ChangeLog === + [Alexander Romanenko] - GridLayout.pm + Fix for alignment into multi-

[perl-win32-gui-users] fix GridLayout.pm

Hello, I have fixed mistake with alignment into multi-cells controls. Please, commit it. -- package Win32::GUI::GridLayout; $Win32::GUI::GridLayout::VERSION = "0.04"; sub new { my($class, $c, $r, $w, $h, $xpad, $ypad) = @_; my