May I be lucky enough to pick my ass up and put it back onto my chair, then
also say thanks for the well documented and detailed example!
I myself have toyed with OpenGL via perl before, but have never thought of
combining it with Win32::GUI myself. Seeing as I'm a maintainer for a game,
and some
If you a search the lest you should find reference to the small file that
needs to be added so that the programs via perl will all use default XP
styles, search for "XP" and "manifest"
2009/4/21 Ilya BANDORIN
> Hello to everybody!
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> I'm just interested if dear developers have any plans to
Unfortunately, the standalone runtimes are 75% of that package, no
matter which packager you use. Even though they really just zip up the
files and then temporarily extract them and spit them through the
runtime, you can only pack the xs so far. If someone packed perl into
a .net clr it would work
Hello Raphael,
I unfortunately do not have a breadth of experience with the DC object as
some on this list, but having seen this I can at least offer some tid-bit of
possible use. I would say that the one means I can come to think of is
ignoring repaint wherein there is no cause to redraw this part
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Hi all,
I'm working on a program that, when launched, displays an icon (a
Win32::GUI::NotifyIcon object) in the Windows taskbar notification
area-often referred to as the "system tray". When one of the buttons on my
GUI is clicked, a separate "worker" thre
Here is the problem:
You are using OEM methodology inside a package. OEM was designed to operate
in the MAIN namespace. Switch to the NEM and you should be right as rain.
(e.g. inside of new for the menu use -onClick => &menu_click )
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Hi Brian,
1) Selection will contain -1 when there are no selections, I believe
(this is from memory and from 1.02/1.03 so, check)
2) With all those mentions of fleece, are writing financial software?
3) ItemClick indeed would likely be the better choice over this
4) I
To do this you will not be able to make use of the standard multi-line text
field. If you wanted all messages in the field to be of one color this would
be fine, however, to have multiple colors in the field you will need to make
use of the RichEdit control. Beware of dependancies on older systems
This is not a GUI issue per se, as it is the fact that your routine runs
synchronous, in the main thread of the application. To remove this lag (and
the delayed drawing of the window) you will need to do some looking through
the mail archives and find how to write this into a separate thread.
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Also, there may be no need to go the IPC/separation route if the service
itself does not actually do much processing...
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Geoffrey, j.,
The problem is not that the program is running as a service, but that the
Win32::GUI::Dialog() function *DOES NOT RETURN* until told to do so... Minor
problem for a service :).
Geoff, you are right about Win32::GUI::DoEvents()! DoEvents() runs a single
cycle of messages off the win
Sure thing!
Look into the Win32::GUI::SendMessage() routines :-) Ok, so you will have to
find that window's button's id. but its doable :)
Jason
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Brian
I've got an app with LOTS of tabs and controls. But, per your description,
you would not be exactly able to use the cluster management of the Loft.
You'll need to show/hide the individual controls based on the tab's switch
event. I can't unfortunately spend the time right now to provi
I have often used the Win32::GUI::Icon lib to load my images for my buttons.
Also, and this may have only been a typo, but did you mean IDBITMAP and not
IDBITAMP in the LoadImages call?
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Nice! Thanks for the tip on the function, and the message parameters :)
I'm sure some of us will be needing this in the future.
Sean Healy wrote:
I have already tried it, but I cannot store more than 32 KB of text in a
Richedit field (using Win32::GUI::Richedit).
Those 32 kb of text takes arou
Simple and easy to create out of process, look at Win32::Process and
using the Win32::GUI library to get the handle to the desktop "window".
I use this in a PerlSvc (activestate Perl Dev Kit) to spawn my automated
system metrics recording and virus/spyware scans. Any event can trigger
the calli
With the ActiveState Perl Dev Kit, yes, it is possible to make
stanadlone ActiveX objects for other programs uses :)
Jason P
Steve Loughran wrote:
Slightly off-topic, but is it possible to write standalone (dll or ocx)
ActiveX modules in win32 perl? (And I dont mean show them in perl using
AX
Glenn Linderman wrote:
On approximately 12/28/2006 9:07 AM, came the following characters
from the keyboard of Jason Plum:
Thanks Glenn,
There is definately a way to do it with Process, and its ugly
compared to this. (not to mention you have to dig deep into the real
APIP to find the option
Simply state that the desktop owns it!
--code--
use strict;
use warnings;
use Win32::GUI;
my $ret =
Win32::GUI::ShellExecute(Win32::GUI::GetDesktopWindow(),'open','notepad.exe','readme.txt','',1);
Scott Spearman wrote:
I don't know if it's in Win32 or ActiveStates Perl, but the traditional
OOPS!
This is not a Win32::GUI issue, its a pure perl issue!
my $TotalInputFileLines = scalar(@InputFileLines);
Heh, I do that sometimes myself..
Jason Plum
JoeManFoo wrote:
Hi all,
Have a dumb question/issue.
I've coded up my GUI and am trying to do a simple thing of looping
t
You could always write a custom extension to allow for the use of a
bitmap in the status bar. You would have to do a lot of the back end
coding (drawing msgs etc) but hey, ANYTHING is technically possible ;) ;)
Jason Plum
Frazier, Joe Jr wrote:
Not sure about bitmaps, but you can use the
bles (threads::shared, read the docs
and ull get an unerstanding, and I am ass-u-me-ing that you have read
the perl thread tut)
Hope this helps,
Jason Plum
Head of IT R&D
DAJ Strategic Solutions
Steve Loughran wrote:
Hi Jason
All the hash data I would want to use is created once when I loa
Steve,
From WIK, thread->boss memory spaces are isolated by the perl
interpreter's own threads. (aside from thread::shared modifications)
Generally I do not use a hash to pass back and forth because of its data
structure (pointers out the butt) and difficulty of placing locks on the
data to p
*cough*
Check the archives, I have posted code there for exactly this.
ggc wrote:
Is there any working code for dragging and dropping nodes between different
branches in the tree??
Hi,
And don't be afraid to ask the newbie questions about what you might be
doing wrong, or what is the best way to do something (in our opinions as
in perl, TIMTOW). Combined between project developers and the users on
this list, you will likely find an answer to any questions you have.
Ther
They will fail < 2000, it wasn't available until 2000
Steve Loughran wrote:
oh, these only work on windows 2000 and above. I havent tested them on
anything before that (my VMWare install is on the box i`m rebuilding),
but I`m guessing the WIN32::API import call will fail on < win2000
Steve
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