>>I don't think sub Window_GotFocus even works. I tried using it once and it
didn't work no matter what I tried, it wasn't important so I gave up.<<
Try Window_Activate. i believe it's the same thing.
>>I tried loading the FileOp module to my machine and got an error that it
couldn't find the Lazy.pm module. I did a search on cpan for lazy.pm and I
couldn't find it.<<
It's located Jenda Krynicky's site, along with tons of other useful modules.
The PPM distro is:
http://jenda.krynicky.cz/perl
In a Win32::GUI program, can I destroy a specific control (in this case, a
textfield) when it's no longer needed, and free up the memory it was
occupying? And if so, how?
Does anyone know exactly how much data a richedit control can hold? I know a
textfield holds 64k...
Also, is there a way to change the color of the select highlighting in a
richedit control? And if so, can I do so after creating the control?
In a listview control, if a user selects multiple items, how can i get the
indexes of ALL the items selected? All i can figure out is how to get the
first item selected...
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How can I make a listview control where the user can only select one item at
a time?
>>I'd like to create hyperlinks in an "About" window. I used a label, but
didn't see any colour change. Do I need to use RichEdit for colours?
I don't suppose anybody already has any code for hyperlinks?<<
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I've got 2 questions...
In a listview control, is there a way I can select *all* of the items in the
control? Along those same lines, could i also select *none* of the items?
And one more thing...can i enable/disable specific items in a
Win32::GUI::Menu object (and if so, how)?
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I've actually got 2 different questions, both concerning scrollbars...
First, on a Listview control (with gridlines and multiple columns), it works
so that if the height of it is less than the height of the items in it, it
automatically adds a vertical scroll bar...now how can i tell if there's
>Not sure exactly what you're asking but the easiest way
>I've found to open html files with the users' preferred
>browser is to let the OS decide and simply execute that
>file like so:
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>`\\path\\filename.htm`;
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>This works on NT4, but I doubt it would work on Win9x/ME
>. If that's the OS y
I think a question similar to this may have been asked, but i didn't find it
in the mailing list archive, so here goes...I'm looking to make or embed a
web browser window of some sort as part of my own win32::gui program. i
wouldnt really like to use any specific browser (ie, netscape, etc.), b
>>- it doesn't seem to be on a PPM anywhere - I always get .502?<<
Are you on a proxy or behind a firewall (or both)? try clearing any caches
you might have, then try again.
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Couldnt you just pass the mailto: link on to the web browser just like a
normal link?
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