I am having some trouble figuring out how to capture an enter/return event
in a listview and treat it like a click event. I have noticed the KeyDown
event, and figure that is what I'd need to use to capture the backspace
and delete keys, but am not sure where to gather the values to capture
th
Hmm... Okay, after walking out and reviewing Glen's post, I owe him and
you all an apollogy.
I see now, re-reading Glen's post, it was more helpful/hints than the
downing/knit-pickiness I originally took it for. I'm not sure how I
managed that one, so my heart-felt apollogies. Open email cli
I'm sure I really shouldn't be responding to this. It seems an open
invitation to start trouble, and that's not truly my intent. I have to
wonder why Glen wanted to be so knit-picky on my bug report. Obviously,
there isn't a 6.xx version out there, and won't be for a long time, so how
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This is a bug report for the developers amongst us.
In 6.7.1 (should be the current version I believe), on my system anyways,
I've encountered the following behavior with buttons/labels and bitmaps:
If I create a button/label with the -bitmap option in the named
options/hash, then the graphics w
Can someone tell me how I could go about extracting function prototype
information and/or class ID information from DLLs?
I've run into a situation lately where I know there are some functions
available in one of a couple of DLLS on my computer, and I know which DLLs
to look in, and I know more
It seems I did have a corrupted version of 6.7.1 installed.
Thanks for the suggestion, and sorry for the posts :-)
I'm using Active State's perl 5.8.3.
I've got 6.7.1 of the Win32::GUI installed (supposedly anyways, I'll play
with removing/reinstalling it).
Hello :-)
I'd like to apologize in advance if the answer to this is posted somewhere
already. I've done several websearches, dove into the documentation, and
even searched this group's archives looking for answers, but if they're
out there, I missed them.
I'm trying to load a bitmap image and
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