Here's a new version that actually is starting to look like an application.
When in skinned mode, there are now close and minimize buttons (rather crude
ones). That's the 2 new bmps included in this message.
The un-skinned version has a menu bar, and a button to click to switch to
skin mode.
Wh
Thanks Rob, that did the trick.
I'm working on enhancing the sample skin with a pop-up menu right now. I
hope to be able to send a copy out later tonight.
Brian Millham
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Brian Millham wrote:
I have a question on the proper use of regions. According to the
documentation, CreateRectRgn(LEFT, TOP, WIDTH, HEIGHT) is the proper use.
However, I've discovered that there is another argument expected,
CreateRectRgn(x, LEFT, TOP, WIDTH, HEIGHT). I'm not sure that the fir
I have a question on the proper use of regions. According to the
documentation, CreateRectRgn(LEFT, TOP, WIDTH, HEIGHT) is the proper use.
However, I've discovered that there is another argument expected,
CreateRectRgn(x, LEFT, TOP, WIDTH, HEIGHT). I'm not sure that the first
argument is supposed
Opps,
I forgot to remove the "use Win32::GUI::BorderlessWindow" line.
Just remove that line, and it will work.
When I first started playing with Skins, I attempted using
BorderlessWindow, but that didn't work out. I just forgot to remove it use
line.
Brian Millham
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Dear Rob,
Thanks for your reply.
1) Device: Intel 630 3GHz P4 HT, OS: WinXP Home SP2,
2) Perl v5.8.7,
3) Win32::GUI v1.03,
4) Win32::GUI::SplashScreen v0.02 from source.
Memory keeps becoming committed as viewed in TaskManager. The display
shows 100MB additionally committed, 200MB, 300MB, etc
Jerome,
I'd like some further info to try and track this down. I can't
duplicate it here.
Can you provide the following:
(1) Your Windows version (95,98,NT,2000,XP)
(2) Your perl version (first few lines from perl -v)
(3) Your Win32::GUI version (perl -MWin32::GUI -e "print
$Win32::GUI::VERS
It works fine using the default tabstop positions (don't call
SetTabStops()). There's a bug in the SetTabStops() implementation that
causes the window handle (a LARGE number) to be used as the first
tabstop position, causing any text after the first tab to be send way
over to the right, and ou
I seem to be missing something to make this work:
C:\WINDOWS\Desktop\win32-gui-archive\skin>perl skin4.pl
Can't locate Win32/GUI/BorderlessWindow.pm in @INC (@INC contains:
C:/Perl/5.8.7
/lib C:/Perl/5.8.7/site/lib .) at skin4.pl line 4.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at skin4.pl line 4.
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