I had basically come to that conclusion. I'm using the normal -tip for what
I wanted. As I was looking at this, I noticed that no other apps pop up a
balloon when hovering over a NotifyIcon.
Brian Millham
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Hi again,
I've just started using ToolTips with the -balloon option. It appears that
the 'warning' and 'info' icons are reversed (1.05). When I use the 'warning'
icon, the info icon is displayed, and when I use the 'info' icon, I get the
! in a triangle icon. Should I raise a tracker on this?
Br
Thank you Robert,
Your explanation makes sense to me.
I will search the archives for your work-arounds.
And, by the way, the reason my posted code didn't work as advertised is
that the first line of mainw.gui should read:
$mainW = new Win32::GUI::DialogBox(
Thanks again for the time and efforts
Steve Loughran wrote:
I am writing an application that is used on a touch screen, and would
like to implement a slider, but it appears that there is no control over
the size of the slider bar "button" to make it "fat" enough to
accurately place a finger on the screen and select it.
Does anyon
Perl Rob wrote:
Hi all,
I've discovered a weird problem: if I minimize all open windows by
clicking the "Show Desktop" button (from the Windows Quick Launch area)
right before I run my Win32::GUI program, my program window opens and
paints itself properly, but then immediately "hiccups" and
Brian Millham wrote:
Hi all,
I'm playing with NotifyIcon with Balloon tooltips. (Win32::GUI
version 1.05)
Is there a way to display the balloon when the mouse is hovering
over the NotifyIcon? (like how the -tip text is displayed, except in a
balloon)
The only way that I c
Leif Andersson wrote:
I had the, maybe bad, idea of putting up a kind of "framework", so I
could manage my windows definitions in external separate files.
Doesn't sound like a bad idea, so far.
In its simplest form it works as expected:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use Win32::GUI qw(WS_SYS
Hi Rob,
if you use a Label with the "-notify => 0" option to display the bitmap
it
should be possible to place other controls on top of it.
If you need to catch the events for the background bitmap your in
trouble.
There seems to be a bug in the event handling for child-controls in
Win32::GUI.
Steve Loughran wrote:
A crazy thought, but... is it possible to draw a bitmap into the status
bar of a window? I want to have some kind of graphical "status"
indicator (alongside the text in the status bar) any ideas? Or
should I just drop this idea and get on with something else instead? :
MALEADt wrote:
Hi all. I'm making my first programs with the win32::gui module, but I'm
experiencing some problems:
1) threads and win32gui?
Certainly possible, but there are some issues that you need to
understand witht he current releases. If you haven't been pointed at it
already, then I
Steve Loughran wrote:
OK, this is driving me mad on and off for a few days (I keep coming back
to it)...
#
my $window = Win32::GuiTest::FindWindowLike(undef, "fubar");
Win32::GUI::BringWindowToTop($window);
#
This doesn't affect the window Z order at all, and yet if I click
Apu islam wrote:
Anyone has a Win32::GUI::Toolbar example they can
share ? I am trying this on the new 1.05 version and
not having any luck to display that on my window
object.
Here's something that I did some time ago when I was playing with
toolbars. It's not very tidy, but might help.
Re
Hi maleadt,
have a look at the Win32::GUI::ThreadUtils package. It comes with a good
example for changing the value of a progress bar. Setting the content of
a textbox is quite comparable.
Bye,
Uwe
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Simply state that the desktop owns it!
--code--
use strict;
use warnings;
use Win32::GUI;
my $ret =
Win32::GUI::ShellExecute(Win32::GUI::GetDesktopWindow(),'open','notepad.exe','readme.txt','',1);
Scott Spearman wrote:
I don't know if it's in Win32 or ActiveStates Perl, but the traditional
I've reply'd by e-mail since this isn't a win32::gui problem. I think
this is what he wants:
#!/usr/bin/perl
system 'rundll32.exe url.dll,FileProtocolHandler notepad.exe';
print foreach (1..10);
__END__
While notepad is running, the main program still counts to 10 and
exits nicely.
Quo
I don't know if it's in Win32 or ActiveStates Perl, but the traditional Unix
method is to do an exec(). It takes a new executable and completely
replaces your running program with the new program specified.
I figure it's probably something you've already tried, but just in case...
Scott Spearman
I have not tried with Install Shield, but only with Null Soft installer
(which is free) and you can do this very simple.
You just need to put an "exec [program name]" in the configuration script,
and the installer will launch that program.
Of course you can close the installer while the progr
I recently wrote an install shield with Win32::GUI. A
nice feature I see of some install shields is the
option to "Launch application" after the install is
done. It's a nice convinient feature to let the user
get down to business without having to click on the
app via the start menu or desktop icon
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