ome point - it's just finding the time at the moment.
Best
Blair
Jez White wrote:
Hi Blair,
Nice screenshot of the PodViewer - is this a Win32::GUI application?
If so, how have you done the menu/tool bar at the top?:)
Cheers,
jez.
----- Original Message - From: "Blair Sutton
Hi Leonard,
Another solution is to use Win32::GUI::XMLBuilder (WGX). WGX will do
automatic resizing of child widgets for you and also you get the chance
to use WGXSplitter, this allows you to resize your TreeView and your
TabStrip frames one the fly. A typical example of this format is used in
Hi all,
I have now released a Win32 port of Perl. It comes bundled with
Win32::GUI 1.0 and Win32::GUI::XMLBuilder.
Some features include a WGX POD Viewer, PAR "convert to exe" on
right-click and more.
Please feel free to try it at http://www.numeninest.com/Perl
Any feedback would be apprec
You could try using the wizard examples in Win32::GUI::XMLBuilder as a
possible starting point.
Blair
> Hi all,
> I have been trying to found out if it is possible to write a Wizard
using
> win32::gui, but so far have hit a blank.
> Some posts are suggesting that I used perl QT, but that ha
There is a new release of Win32::GUI::XMLBuilder.
You can (shortly) view the module at: -
http://search.cpan.org/~bsdz/Win32-GUI-XMLBuilder-0.37/
The module depends on XML::Twig and Win32::GUI.
Please try the samples and read the documentation!
Summary of changes.
0.36 -> 0.37
New element WGX
There is a new release of Win32::GUI::XMLBuilder.
You can view the module at: -
http://search.cpan.org/~bsdz/Win32-GUI-XMLBuilder-0.36/
The module depends on XML::Twig and Win32::GUI.
Please try the samples and read the documentation!
Summary of changes.
0.35 -> 0.36
Remove unnecessary m
Hi,
I was wondering if there is any reason for MenuItem objects to forward the
main Window class as their first argument to NEM subs and not the MenuItem
object itself?
I.e.
use Win32::GUI;
my $M = new Win32::GUI::Menu();
my $B = $M->AddMenuButton(-text=>'B');
my $I = $B->AddMenuItem(-t
oper releases on CPAN. So
we could use versions like "0.9_01" if we wish.
Blair
--Forwarded message --
From: "Blair Sutton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "perl Win32::GUI Users" ,
"perl Win32::GUI Hackers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi all,
Just wondering when we might get a new release of Win32::GUI. I notice the
files on the Sourceforge homepage are v671 and CPAN still has v558 but i've
been using v681 from CVS quite sucessfully now with Win32::GUI::XMLBuilder
0.36 with no problems. I would like to make this release (WG
100.pl
A thread exited while 2 threads were running.
Anyone know how stop this? Also, now that I have 5.8, I hope to be able
to use threads more often. Can anyone give any "gotchas" they have
found?
Joe Frazier, Jr.
Senior Support Engineer
Peopleclick Service Support
Tel: +1-8
There is a new release of Win32::GUI::XMLBuilder.
You can view the module at: -
http://search.cpan.org/~bsdz/Win32-GUI-XMLBuilder-0.35/
The module depends on XML::Twig and Win32::GUI.
Please try the samples and read the documentation!
Summary of changes.
0.34 -> 0.35
Allow _Generic Widgets
There is a new release of Win32::GUI::XMLBuilder.
You can view the module at: -
http://search.cpan.org/~bsdz/Win32-GUI-XMLBuilder-0.34/
The module depends on XML::Twig and Win32::GUI.
Please try the samples and read the documentation!
Summary of changes.
0.33 -> 0.34
Fixed doc error Split
This model works quite well: -
use win32::GUI;
use threads;
use Thread::Queue;
# contruct GUI here -->
my $commandQueue = Thread::Queue->new;
threads->new(sub {
while (my $command = $commandQueue->dequeue) {
eval $command; warn $@ if $@;
}
});
Win32::GUI:
There is a new release of Win32::GUI::XMLBuilder.
You can view the module at: -
http://search.cpan.org/~bsdz/Win32-GUI-XMLBuilder-0.32/
The module depends on XML::Twig and Win32::GUI.
Please try the samples and read the documentation!
Summary of changes. mostly bug fixes :-(
Fix print to
There is a new release of Win32::GUI::XMLBuilder.
You can view the module at
http://search.cpan.org/~bsdz/Win32-GUI-XMLBuilder-0.31/
You can download the module at: -
http://search.cpan.org/CPAN/authors/id/B/BS/BSDZ/Win32-GUI-XMLBuilder-0.31.t
ar.gz
The module depends on XML::Twig and Win
fixed by prepending following lines with cast (BOOL) in treeview.xs
RETVAL = TreeView_SelectDropTarget(handle, item); ->
RETVAL = (BOOL) TreeView_SelectDropTarget(handle, item);
RETVAL = TreeView_SelectItem(handle, item); ->
RETVAL = (BOOL) TreeView_SelectItem(handle, item);
RETVAL= TreeView_Se
I have just made a 2nd release for Win32::GUI::XMLBuilder.
You can view the module at
http://search.cpan.org/~bsdz/Win32-GUI-XMLBuilder-0.21/
You can download the module at: -
http://search.cpan.org/CPAN/authors/id/B/BS/BSDZ/Win32-GUI-XMLBuilder-0.21.tar.gz
The module depends on XML::Twig and
I have just made a first release for Win32::GUI::XMLBuilder. You can
download the module at: -
http://www.cpan.org/authors/id/B/BS/BSDZ/win32-gui-xmlbuilder.zip
The module depends on XML::Twig and Laurent Rocher's home made
Win32::GUI::TabFrame module.
There is minimal documentation currently
Hi all,
Great work on Win32::GUI, I feel with Perl's new ithreads system there's a
lot of capability.
I've created a basic module that uses XML::Twig to create GUIs from XML
(have you seen XAML?). The XML can also include perl scripts to generate
parts of the GUI on the fly. It also helps with
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