At 21:13 2007-12-23, sarnold_688 wrote:
>If not, I would like to since I have a lot of ideas to add.
Well, Perl Oasis isn't really maintaned becacuse I don't actually use
it myself any more, but on the other hand I haven't got that many new
feature requests the last few years, and it's pretty mu
At 21:42 2006-01-18, Brian Millham wrote:
How do you change the color and the style of the line. It appears that you
have to use a Win32::GUI::Brush object, but I can't figure out how to tie it
to the Graphic object.
$dcDev->SelectObject($brush);
Create a brush for a line like this (once, not
At 21:40 2006-01-17, Brian Millham wrote:
The VB portion shows a "Rolling Line Graph" of data. Is there an
easy way to do this in Perl and Win32::GUI? I'm currently using MSCHART.OCX
to make the graph, but I'd like something that I have more control over.
You can paint a graph yoursel
At 04:35 2005-12-31, Igor Anufriyenko wrote:
Running two worker queues - one for command evals and the other for
keeping return values worked like a charm. Originally posted by Johan
Lindstrom and Blair Sutton.
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=10734779
http://sourceforge.ne
At 21:34 2005-12-29, Plum, Jason wrote:
My $ico = new Win32::GUI::Icon( [EMAIL PROTECTED]);
then in the button, -icon => $ico
Make sure the $ico variable is in scope for the lifetime of the dialog. The
easiest way to do that is to put it in a global (replace "my" with "our" in
this case, or p
At 19:59 2005-12-17, Ströbitzer Andreas wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible to change the options of an treeview element which is
created with GuiLoft?
This is something for the Win32::GUI list (which this is cross-posted to),
because that's what the issue is:
Is it possible to add a NEM event h
At 20:39 2005-12-06, Veli-Pekka Tätilä wrote:
of the resizer code provided within the Loft/XMLBuilder or the
Win32::GUI::Resizer module.
Oh ok. can I get the resizer using PPM directly? The Active State
repositories seem not to have it.
It's part of the TGL distro (source or binary):
http://
At 15:56 2005-12-06, Plum, Jason wrote:
I'll admit I haven't used the GUI Loft in some time, and never when I have
used it did I take the opportunity to check for tab/alt-tab navigation.
When you build things in The GUI Loft the Tabstop property is enabled for
all appropriate controls (i.e. a
At 16:06 2005-11-27, anufrii wrote:
The biggest challenge I am facing next week is that majority of the
audience is Perl-blind. So CPAN for them is just another 4-letter word.
So do some homework. You know what kinds of real-world problems you may
face, so look for solutions on CPAN and figure
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