Geoffrey Spear wrote:
Hi.
I've got a program using an MDIClient with the -windowmenu option, and
it's acting strangely under 1.04 and 1.05 (I've downgraded to 1.03 and
it's now behaving perfectly normally).
Can you produce a minimal version of you code that demonstrates the
problem? Otherwis
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Arun ragini wrote:
i have been trying to work with MouseOver on textfield, but it does'nt
seems to work, what im trying to do is, print a msg in the status bar
(tool tips).
if possible can some post the code to do that.
Here's a cut-down version of the code from
http://perl-win32-gui.sourcef
Arun ragini wrote:
i have been trying to work with MouseOver on textfield, but it does'nt
seems to work, what im trying to do is, print a msg in the status bar
(tool tips).
if possible can some post the code to do that.
Here's a cut-down version of the code from
http://perl-win32-gui.sourcef
Steve Loughran wrote:
Hi all
Can someone tell me if the win32-gui-(users|hackers) mail lists only
allow posts from subscribed email addresses?
It's supposed to.
Seems we have had a couple
of spam emails get through the filters, and wondering if someone was
spoofing a subscribed members ema
Sorry to dredge this topic up, but I thought I would post my demo code
to create system-wide hotkeys. Feel free to poke holes in my coding
style (I wont be listening :) )
Its a modified version of the code that Robert May posted for the
generic "bring the window to the front" hotkey code. This
Hi.
I've got a program using an MDIClient with the -windowmenu option, and
it's acting strangely under 1.04 and 1.05 (I've downgraded to 1.03 and
it's now behaving perfectly normally).
What's happening is that any time I create a 10th MDIChild window
(causing the "More windows" menu item to be c
Hi Arun,
I did it that way:
--
use Win32::GUI ();
my $mw;
$mw = new Win32::GUI::Window
(
-name => 'main_window',
-text => 'main_window',
-left => 100
Hi Teddy,
separate the hotkeys by a "\t" from the text.
Uwe
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Hi,
I want to specify in a certain menu element that I want to right-align the
hotkey that can be used to activate that menu item, like:
CopyControl+C
Cut Control+X
Delete Control+D
Is it possible to do it with Win32::GUI in a better way than simply using
more spaces?
Thanks.
Teddy
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