Jamal Mazrui wrote:
A clarification on the Escape key issue. I think the behavior should be
to trigger a click event on a Cancel button if one is defined.
That's how it is for everything other than a multi-line TextField/RichEdit.
See my previous posting.
Rob.
Jamal Mazrui wrote:
Thanks for these improvements!
And thanks for the feedback. So long as no one turns up anything too
terrible I'll turn it into an official 1.04 release in a few weeks time.
Tabbing out of a multi-line edit control now seems fine. The Escape key
still aborts the program
A clarification on the Escape key issue. I think the behavior should be
to trigger a click event on a Cancel button if one is defined. The code
to process that event can then decide whether to terminate the dialog
cleanly, prompt for confirmation, or ignore the key press. If no Cancel
button is
Thanks for these improvements!
Tabbing out of a multi-line edit control now seems fine. The Escape key
still aborts the program with the Perl interpreter in memory. I did not
notice this problem being addressed in the documentation, but if it
could be as well, that would be helpful.
The batch f
I have been sent reports about some people not getting this, so
resending. Apologies if you already saw it.
Rob.
Original Message
Subject: Beta release of 1.04 available for testing
Date: Fri, 04 Aug 2006 01:24:08 +0100
From: Robert May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED
Grabbed a copy of PAR + PAR-Dist compiled for AP v5.8.8, and all is good
with the world again... sorry for wasting the bandwidth.
Steve Loughran wrote:
Updated PAR to 0.942 and PAR-Dist to 0.15.
Took all my "use" statements from my current code, and put them at the
top of:
printf "hello wor
Did I say to make sure you read the release notes? They're online at
http://www.robmay.me.uk/win32gui/RELEASENOTES.TXT
Minor notpick:
"See the Win32::GUI::COnstants documentation for the full allowable
syntax."
=> Constants
Featurewise I had no time yet.
Updated PAR to 0.942 and PAR-Dist to 0.15.
Took all my "use" statements from my current code, and put them at the
top of:
printf "hello world\n";
and tried to compile an EXE with par. It barfs with the PL_memory_wrap
error when running the EXE. If I comment out:
use Win32::GUI;
use Win32::
Removed ActivePerl v5.8.6, renamed existing perl dir
Installed:
ActivePerl v5.8.8.817
Win32-gui 1.03.4
Win32-guitest 1.50.5
Win32-api 0.41
win32-process-memory 0.20
win32-process-info 1.006
Module-scandeps 0.62
PAR-dist 0.10
ActiveState Perl v5.8.6
Uninstalled:
Win32::GUI
Win32::GUI::Dibitmap
Win32::GUI::AxWindow
Installed new ppd file.
On first run of my code, I get this error:
"The procedure entry point PL_memory_wrap could not be located in the
dynamic link library perl58.dll"
http:/
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