Thanks Rob, as usual, you have the answer! That was exactly what I was
looking for. It is going to make me rethink Win32::GUI::Skin a bit, but I
think that it will be for the better. It's early enough in the development
process this rethink things. There have been about 70 downloads of
Win32::GUI
Brian Millham wrote:
I'm working on adding button support to Skin.pm. My question is how to draw
a button on the DC, without it being overwritten by whatever is drawn on the
DC.
For a good example, try the sample Draw.pl included with Win32::GUI, and add
a button to the window.
The button will
I'm working on adding button support to Skin.pm. My question is how to draw
a button on the DC, without it being overwritten by whatever is drawn on the
DC.
For a good example, try the sample Draw.pl included with Win32::GUI, and add
a button to the window.
The button will eventually be hidden b
I downloaded 1.04 last night, and it's looking good!
My Win32::GUI::Skin module worked with no problems, first try (except of
course the warning about export)
It didn't take long for me to update Skin.pm to take advantage of the new
methods (ExtCreateRegion and SetWindowPos) that Rob kindly creat
Hi,
I want to remember the object that has the focus, so the next time the user
switches to the application, the focus is set to the last object that had
the focus when the application was put in the background (with alt+tab).
I don't know if I have used the right method, but here is what I've do
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