Great! This was exactly what I needed! I now have a very simple rolling
line graph working based on this code. I'll send an example to the list in
a bit (there are a few glitches that I need to work out)
Brian Millham
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At 21:40 2006-01-17, Brian Millham wrote:
The VB portion shows a "Rolling Line Graph" of data. Is there an
easy way to do this in Perl and Win32::GUI? I'm currently using MSCHART.OCX
to make the graph, but I'd like something that I have more control over.
You can paint a graph yoursel
I reworked my example using a child window instead of a group (as an
attachment to preserve formatting). I got exactly the same symptoms (no
tabbing to the child controls and no visual indication of a disabled child
control). I thought I had it when I discovered this:
"WS_EX_CONTROLPARENT Allow
Hi all,
I have an application that I've written that's in 3 parts. One part
is a W2K/XP service written in pure Perl. The second part is a control
panel that uses Win32::GUI and TGL. The third part is the display portion,
written in VB5. I'd like to update the VB portion to Perl.
I am using some scanning software that can provide me with a handle to a
DIB (Device Indep. Bitmap according to the documentation). What I'd like
to do is display this directly on the screen in a label, or another
suitable element. I'm not very clear on exactly what a handle is (except
that i
Does the scanning software provide any API (OLE/ActiveX/Win32::NamedPipe)? Any
of these would likely allow a direct passing of data to the application...
Jason P.
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I am using some scanning software that can provide me with a handle to a DIB
(Device Indep. Bitmap according to the documentation). What I'd like to do is
display this directly on the screen in a label, or another suitable element.
I'm not very clear on exactly what a handle is (except that it
> There have been lots of changes and fixes since 0.0.558, but I'm
> surprised
> it breaks your code. Can you give examples?
It gives and error for this line:
$Window->Editor->SendMessage(1093, 0, 1);
Now, it has been a couple years since I wrote this and I honestly don't
recall why this is the
I use:
$mainContainer = new Win32::GUI::Window(
-name => 'Container',
-width => 800,
-height => 500,
-pos => [0, 310],
-parent => $mainwin,
-popstyle=> Win32::GUI::WS_CAPTION | Win32::GUI::WS_SIZEBOX,
-pushstyle => Win32::GUI::WS_CHILD
Thanks, Jez. I hadn't thought of that! What styles do you use for the child
container windows? Does tabbing work as I had hoped?
Glenn
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It would be convenient to declare a groupbox and then identify the groupbox
as the parent control for other controls to facilitate positioning and
operations on the entire group (I think this would also be useful for
tabstrips, per the question the other day). The example below shows how
moving th
It's been a while since I've installed Win32::GUI. When I download the
latest version it installed fine but there's errors with my code, which was
written when 0.0.558 was the latest. I have a copy of the ppd, etc, for
0.0.558 but I can't seem to install it.
There have been lots of changes and f
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