Thanks all for your great help, I will play a little with
Win32::GUI::ThreadUtils to see if it will work fine for RPC calls
and/or POE.
As I saw in the examaple files, it looks really easy managing a
thread from this module.
cheers,
tinti
>
> >Thanks for this information, I've read that Win32
Thanks for this information, I've read that Win32::GUI::ThreadUtils is
currently experimental!? Do you have used Win32::GUI::ThreadUtils in a
real environment and tested it for stability?
I've played with Win32::GUI::ThreadUtils, but not in a "production"
environment and have found it perform
Robert May wrote:
I've not used it in anger for a project, but equally I've not had any
problems or had any problems reported. The 'experimental' label, is
mainly because I know there are some additional things I want to
complete, and the fact that there's no real documentation.
Do you have
From: "Robert May" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I've not used it in anger for a project, but equally I've not had any
> problems or had any problems reported. The 'experimental' label, is
> mainly because I know there are some additional things I want to
> complete, and the fact that there's no real doc
Arthur Schwarz wrote:
With nothing better to do, I tried installing Win32::GUI into Activestate Perl
with bad results. Text below. Any solution?
If I wanted to install V1.03 on ActivePerl, then I'd use ppm.
c:\perl\bin\perl.exe -MCPAN -e shell
I've never had any good experiences with trying
tinti wrote:
Thanks for this information, I've read that Win32::GUI::ThreadUtils is
currently experimental!? Do you have used Win32::GUI::ThreadUtils in a
real environment and tested it for stability?
I've not used it in anger for a project, but equally I've not had any
problems or had any pr
With nothing better to do, I tried installing Win32::GUI into Activestate Perl
with bad results. Text below. Any solution?
> c:\perl\bin\perl.exe -MCPAN -e shell
Set up gcc environment - 3.4.4 (cygming special) (gdc 0.12, using dmd 0.125)
CPAN: File::HomeDir loaded ok
cpan shell -- CPAN explorati
Thanks for this information, I've read that Win32::GUI::ThreadUtils is
currently experimental!? Do you have used Win32::GUI::ThreadUtils in a
real environment and tested it for stability?
kindest regards,
tinti
> Jeremy White wrote:
> >> I'm in trouble using Win32::GUI together with Event::RPC
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