there are programs that can extract the icons from the
system dlls. check out this link:
http://www.vbaccelerator.com/home/VB/Utilities/Icon_Extractor/article.asp
and this link:
http://www.vbaccelerator.com/home/VB/Utilities/Bitmap_Extractor/article.asp
on a related note, i have always thought
hi,
i cleaned up a DIBitmap app that i had to try showing
how to "fit to screen". i wrote the app that i stole
this from quite a while ago and i haven't looked into
why the 'rotate' doesn't work. the "fitting" business
seems to work, though...
you can check it out at
http://www.barrack.com/dib
Hi all,
I've (mostly) completed a listview subclass that helps
simplify dealing with listview data. It's primarily
designed for data that is keyed by ID. The main tasks
of the subclass are importing data, handling sorting,
and retrieving the IDs/data of the selected items.
See the attached exam
GUI Users,
The law firm that I work for is expanding its tech
department (i.e. me and the other guy) and has several
large programming projects on the horizon. The most
notable of these projects is a new case management
system, which will be a large, complicated Windows
program (or possibly a sui
Thanks for the reply, but I'm still getting the usage
errors with this script, no matter how I call Hook.
With the attached file, I tried these 3 ways of
calling it:
#$win->Hook($win, WM_ENTERIDLE, \&Idle($win));
#$win->Hook(WM_ENTERIDLE, \&Idle($win));
Win32::GUI::Hook($win,WM_ENTERIDLE, \&Idle(
GUI users,
i'd appreciate it if someone more knowlegable could
please have a look at the following code. i adapted it
from the example that rob sent, but i keep getting a
usage error on the hook line (in open_thumbnails),
which says that it needs to be passed (handle, msg,
codref). you'll see tha
My opinion is that GuiTest is a weird mix of functions
that are not really specific to testing. For that
reason, it seems that the meat of those functions
should reside in more appropriate modules (like
Win32::GUI) and GuiTest (or any module specific to
testing) should call those functions.
That
ND,
0x702C, 0);
anyone have thoughts on this?
-ariel
--- Robert May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Rob wrote:
> > Does anyone know how I could center my
> > Win32::GUI::GetOpenFileName dialog
> > box in my window
>
> Ariel Serbin wrote:
> > It would be v
I have two questions. I'm writing an app that helps
people to assign files to categories and lets them
order the files within those categories. I have set
my app up to use a two-level treeview which shows the
categories and the files within, like so:
- Category 1
file1
file2
- Category 2
file
I actually have a very similar question to Rob's,
though I'm pretty sure that it warrants the same
response. I'm writing an app to automate some menial
tasks for some photographer friends. Since the app
only opens images, I have set the filter for
GetOpenFileName accordingly. It would be very ni
I am working on a ListView subclass that will ease
many (of my) common tasks. I've posted a more
primitive version of this to this list before. I've
been playing with the item coloring code that Rob
posted a little while ago. I've been poking around
msdn, trying to extract the subitem from the m
While I'm an avid user fo Win32::GUI, I don't know
much about the internals... That being said, it does
seem more intuitive to be able to assign callbacks to
specific timers (as opposed to setting up a switch
type dispatcher based on the timer name.) Basically,
it would be like having an -onclick
I had the same issue today with the richedit crashing.
I found a post somewhere that said to call the
richedit's DESTROY method before terminating. That
worked for me.
My code looks like this:
sub Window_Terminate {
$re->DESTROY;
-1;}
-Ariel
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thank you e
Interestingly, this code does not produce the error:
use Win32::OLE;
my $view = Win32::OLE->new("MiDocViewer.MiDocView") or
die Win32::OLE::LastError();
It seems to be something relating to how AxWindow
releases the control. Unfortunately, I have no idea
how to debug that sort of thing. I did s
t;;
$lbl->Text($txt);
}
--- MJG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok, that's cool, but let's say I want to fill the
> entire window with
> text. Do I use a label for each row, or is there
> something I can use to
> just fill the window?
>
> Thanks
>
> --
To add plain text, you can use a label:
$W->AddLabel(
-name => "mylabel1",
-left => 10,
-top => 150,
-width=> 100,
-height => 22,
-text => "Some Text Here"
);
--- MJG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a sim
in32::GUI::Dialog(); to your
> example) and it didn't crash
> on exit - although I've no idea what the control
> should be:)
>
> Have a play with undef'ing the window and controls
> in various orders and see
> if that makes any difference.
>
> Cheers
I'm having a problem with AxWindow throwing an error
when it quits. I'm embedding the Microsoft Office
Document Imaging program into my app. When my program
exits, i get a dialog box that reads:
--
The instruction at "xx" referenced memory at
"xx". The memory could not be "read".
Does anyone have any axwindow examples that embed
applications other that IE? I've gotten IE to work
nicely, but have run into some weird behavior with
Excel. Now I am specing an application which would
need a viewer for a variety of document types.
I would be interested in seeing examples for a
Is there a double click event fired for listviews?
I made some changes to my wrapper module that I
mentioned the other day. I had considered the sorting
issues that Joe mentioned and added sorting routines
similar to the code that he posted. The wrapper now
has a sorting scheme that defaults to a regular cmp,
but lets you pass in a sub to convert
--- Johan Lindstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Have you considered subclassing Win32::GUI::ListView
> and just add the
> ability to specify an optional -id when adding an
> Item? This would have the
As someone who has come to rely pretty heavily on
Win32::GUI, I did think about subclassing/mod
I've been toying with the listview wrapper idea that I
brought up last week. I threw together a module to
show off the basic idea, though it needs to be
reworked. I wanted to make it easy to set up a
listview and keep track of the items by some id. When
I started writing this, I used the hashref
perlmonks.com is a great place to look for answers to
questions like this. The quick answer to your
question is:
$stuff =
'Client/workstation///printserver/printer,winspool,ne01:';
my ($client, $station, $server, $printer, $spool,
$otherthing) =
($stuff =~
m|(\w+)/(\w+)///(\w+)/(\w+),(\w+),(\w+
Thanks for the responses...
That's good to know about Text() on the comboboxes.
I've been doing it the other way, as well.
I'm not sure if there's any weirdness related to
having the 0-width column because I always do
fullrowselect. I've thought about the shadow array
idea before and it is pro
Hi all,
I've been using Win32::GUI for a while now and
regularly scanning the archives of this list. At long
last, I finally have something worth posting to the
group about...
In a number of my applications I have found that my
lisview/comboboxes etc. tend to represent either a
subset of a datab
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