I know you can test if a Win32::GUI window has been minimized, but can
you run a sub if a DOS window has been minimized?
Roger Mayfield
ok, I found a method within the Win32::GUI called IsVisible to test
whether the window is visible or not, but this means whether the window
is hidden or not
hello,
is there a way to make a MessageBox the top most dialog while looking for some
win32 window ?
...
@error=WaitWindowLike( $parent, $title, $class);
if ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) {
$MainWin->MessageBox ("Error", "MsgTitle", 0+48); # how to make this
message the top most dialog ???
}
...
Ignore my last message, I did in fact do something stupid! I think I got it
figured out, but I'll probably have more questions later.
I tried to modify some code I found on the list to do the key trapping, but
my text fields don't seem to fire KeyDown events, as near as I can tell.
I'm hoping someone can tell me what stupid mistake I'm making in this code:
$bc = $confwin->AddTextfield(
-name=>"bc",
-password=>0,
-prompt => [
I've looked at several Window's Explorer replacements to see if they
might be faster, but they really aren't and I suspect that much of that
is due to them using the same underlying Windows OS functions as
Explorer does. I can CD and DIR with blazzing speed at a DOS prompt, but
the GUI's are too s
Jeremy White wrote:
I know you can test if a Win32::GUI window has been minimized, but
can you run a sub if a DOS window has been minimized?
Yes.
If you want to "remove" the DOS window during development of a script,
you can run it via the command wperl rather than with the command perl.
I know you can test if a Win32::GUI window has been minimized, but can you
run a sub if a DOS window has been minimized?
Yes.
If you want to "remove" the DOS window during development of a script, you
can run it via the command wperl rather than with the command perl.
Cheers,
jez.
I've looked on the web for something without finding it and was thinking
of doing it myself but didn't want to re-invent the wheel:
I work remotely and have a very fast internet connection, but Window's
explorer requests so much un-necessary garbage that it is very, very
slow when looking at drive
How do you search the mailing list? That little info could prove VERY
useful.
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?forum_id=3220
Cheers,
jez.
Make sure you have a modern Perl - 5.8.7 is good. There are a couple
of tutorials in the documentation to get you started - but expect a
learning curve - thread programming can be a right pain. Once you've
got a handle on the basics, search this mailing list for GUI thread
examples.
How do yo
I know you can test if a Win32::GUI window has been minimized, but can
you run a sub if a DOS window has been minimized?
Roger Mayfield
yes, you are right, Net::IRC is blocking, even though the documentation
says that do_one_loop allows it to work with other event based loops like
Tk. Considering I'm a newbie, I have no idea where to begin using threads
or processes. My program will need to share data with the IRC thread, so I
Assuming there is no logic issues with the above (add a couple of
print statements to see if you get to DoEvents) then the only thing I
can think of is that NET::IRC is doing a blocking call, resulting in a
frozen GUI. If this is the case, then you are best moving to a
threaded solution, were
I appologize in advance for my ignorance... I'm not a GUI programmer, have
never been a GUI programmer, and will probably never BE a GUI programmer.
Somehow, this doesn't matter to managment.
I'm writing a program used for data-entry. The vast majority of data will
be input using the number p
Attached patch fixes this issue.
2006/4/5, Amondsen, Nikolaj Berg DK - AFI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> That is perfect!
> Thank you very much :)
> I wonder why that isn´t mentioned in the documentation, it seems like a normal
> and usefull feature.
>
>
> - Nikolaj
>
>
> > -Original Message-
>
I have been trying to create a GUI for my IRC bot, but no matter what I
try, the GUI freezes once it connects. I know that the GUI has a loop and
that NET::IRC has it's own loop; therefore I have used NET::IRC's
do_one_loop and WIN32::GUI's DoEvents. I've even tried lagging the irc loop
to get
That is perfect!
Thank you very much :)
I wonder why that isn´t mentioned in the documentation, it seems like a normal
and usefull feature.
- Nikolaj
> -Original Message-
> From: darrik [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 4. april 2006 21:22
> To: Amondsen, Nikolaj Berg DK - AFI
> Cc: pe
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