On 27/07/07, Veli-Pekka Tätilä <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> First of all, good to hear you are working on a TK-like layout manager.
> I'm looking forward to its release.
Don't hold you breath :-) Just because it's on my list doesn't mean
that I'll get around to it. Of course, anyone else is free
On 27/07/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> is it possible to show an icon within a menu?
Not directly using Win32::GUI, but using Win32::API too ... I posted
some code to the list a few months ago - I was going to give you a
pointer to the list archive, but it appears that SF's se
Hi Robert,
First of all, good to hear you are working on a TK-like layout manager.
I'm looking forward to its release. Although another great way to do
GUis would be to design them with the Visual Studio tools and then load
the resources in Win32::GUI. Is that supported, i.e. can I load plain
Win32
Robert May wrote:
> > but as a quick
> > workaround in my apps I store the perl objects in the window hash:
> It's better practice to use the UserData() or ClassData() methods to
> store data with a window - that's the documented interface -
Yup I've noticed, it can be quite useful. Here's a real w
Hi,
is it possible to show an icon within a menu?
thx
juergen
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>I had a similar issue trying to launch a web browser
>using system "start ..."
>My workaround was to use a Win32::API call to
>ShellExecuteA
I also use ShellExecute - but you don't need to use Win32::API as its already
in Win32::GUI.
Cheers,
Jez.
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