Hi,
I need to take the number that irfanview (a windows app
distributed without sources) displays to the left of
properties on top toolbar, and make it available via an HTTP
request. I've got the HTTP request figured out (use
HTTP::Daemon), but :
How do I get the current value of the text
Greetings all,
I'm kinda new to win32::gui programming and need to develop a frontend which
is similar to windows explorer. I would like to have a scrollable "pane" on
the right hand side which contains lists of checkboxes. I have looked
through the mdi packages and suspect i need some flavor of
2006/4/7, Steve Loughran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> In Win32::GUI v1.03, although I am able to use:
> GetWindowLong
> it appears that its opposite number:
> SetWindowLong
> doesnt work. ActivePerl is moaning about:
> Undefined subroutine &main::SetWindowLong called at
>
> Is
Interesting, its working for me over here. Are you sending the right
parameters?
ASPerl 5.8.7 build 813
Win32-GUI 1.03
WinXP SP2
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Hi all
In Win32::GUI v1.03, although I am able to use:
GetWindowLong
it appears that its opposite number:
SetWindowLong
doesnt work. ActivePerl is moaning about:
Undefined subroutine &main::SetWindowLong called at
Is it really missing, or am I having another dumb
Jez is correct. There are definitely what *appear* to be really complex
things going on in threads, but Rob's ThreadUtils helps to make it quite
simple for most programs.
I've got my own little system I use for some programs (which I am far
from ready to release for public use as its currently a b
Actually I wouldn't sugest splitting your database.
As for having the latest version, yes, the ppm from the AS Rep uses
SQLite3.x and thus is the relatively latest version. Simply DON'T share
that particular handle. Open a second one in the second thread and
SQLite3 will handle it just fine (ther
Jeremy White wrote:
Since both threads will be accessing the same database, would I need to
connect and then close the database handle every time I query it or can
the handle be left open? add as far as accessing the database, I
Most databases can handle concurrent connections, so you shoul
I am trying to create a program using Win32::GUI that uses more threads. A
few threads should connect to a server and download data permanently, and
other threads should updated some list views with that data
For doing this I need to use threads::shared and share some variables like
$Win and othe
Since both threads will be accessing the same database, would I need to
connect and then close the database handle every time I query it or can
the handle be left open? add as far as accessing the database, I
Most databases can handle concurrent connections, so you should be able to
leave each
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