Can you grab the browser URL with Win32::GUI?
I remember somebody was writing a control to open IE windows.
Marcus
On 08.04.02 at 01:41 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>i've taken a look at the gui loft but i could never figure how to view
the
>widget properties..
They are displayed in a separate window to the right (default). Don't
you get a properties window?
Marcus
There's a link at ActiveState (or was).
Marcus
On 19.03.02 at 16:32 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>How do I take a tar-ball and install it in to the Active Perl?
You need MS VC 6, and then you do the usual:
perl Makefile.PL
make
make test
make install
Otherwise, maybe a request to ActiveState might get us a PPM. I don't
have MS VC 6.
Marcus
tips being
available. The only implemented tool tip is the one that comes with the
system tray icon.
I'd be glad to learn otherwise though.
Marcus
erenced by other modules if Perl2Exe can't find them.
Both are available as for testing, so why don't you just try them both?
Marcus
.
For Win32::GUI you just need to get the DOS window handle (because the
Lite version doesn't create GUI apps, so you get a console window on
launching the app).
$DOSWIN->Hide(), then Show it again before exiting. There's an example
in the FAQ(?), I think. At least the issue is addressed there.
Marcus
d an app with the Lite version which uses child windows
(e.g. an about box, or settings window) , and had no problems.
Marcus
ecause I then decided to re-write what I needed in Win32::GUI.
Anyhow, try a BEGIN { }.
Marcus
alue. If that's what it wants?
Thanks,
Marcus
How do you check a checkbox in a ListView?
I can get the state like so:
$checked = $list->ItemCheck($i);
I have a list of items the user can select with a checkbox, and I need
to check the boxes after loading the settings file for these items. In
short it's a favourites list.
Thanks,
Marcus
worked.
Do you have a small working example?
I was using the GUILoft, and its "bring to front/back" options.
Thanks,
Marcus
s. For example, if you made an editor,
you'd want one for the editing/typing area, i.e. the RichEdit widget.
How else do you create the standard (and expected) Cut/Copy/Paste menu?
Marcus
On 30.11.01 at 12:46 Erick Bourgeois wrote:
>Aldo already made a HyperLink module...
Oops, misunderstanding. I meant to create it as a separate module like
Hyperlink.pm, rather than inside GUI.pm.
Marcus
or now. Is that possible, or would
event tracking have to be bound into Win32::GUI. As I said, I've no
idea how it works, but I'll try given some help.
Any ideas on how to go about this?
I saw that the Win32::Console module supports mouse events and thought
we might get some help from that.
Marcus
title => 'Test',
filters => [ 'All' => '*.*'],
defaultfilter => 1,
dir => 'c:\\',
filename => ' ',
handle => 0,
options => OFN_ALLOWMULTISELECT # does multiselect and does
explorer type interface
);
Thanks,
Marcus
have to install it separately. It
could also be that dada.it is down at the moment.
Marcus
hat worked for me was PPM's
interactive mode, rather than from the command line:
set repository ...
then
install ...
if it still uses the old ActiveState module, then you could remove that
one first.
Marcus
had an old version still,
so it's better to use Aldo's repository.
Marcus
return(1);
sub ::CancelButton_Click {
print "Cancel request.\n";
}
__END__
Thanks,
Marcus
e "Send To" submenu of any Explorer context menu. That
way you can send selected files to your Perl application. That's as
simple as creating a shortcut in the "SendTo" folder.
Marcus
actions other than those predefined?
I tried MainWindow_RightClick just to see, since there are other
undocumented events around too, but that didn't respond.
Thanks,
Marcus
Hi Folks,
I emailed SourceForge support about the archive problem. Their reply is
below. Should we respond, or find another mirror for now if this is
going to take a long time?
Marcus
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Date: 2
that wants to receive 0,1, or -1 only. I
think that's correct isn't it?
Marcus
t. How do you use PeekMessage?
Marcus
x27;ve discovered that you can mix Tk with Win32::GUI, you could
try using Tk's drag and drop.
On the other hand, is anyone able to compile a PPM of Win32::GUI with
drag and drop functionality?
Marcus
| WS_POPUP
| WS_CAPTION
| WS_SYSMENU,
-exstyle => WS_EX_DLGMODALFRAME
| WS_EX_WINDOWEDGE
| WS_EX_CONTEXTHELP
| WS_EX_CONTROLPARENT,
Thanks,
Marcus
I would also recommend the NSIS installer from Nullsoft which is Open
Source. It's the one used for Winamp.
http://www.nullsoft.com/free/nsis/
Marcus
refreshed :-)
That doesn't happen when you use a native Windows widget (e.g. file
selector) from Perl/Tk.
HTH,
Marcus
quote in token
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Note: Mingw uses dmake.exe, and I have built another module
(Date::Calc) which uses C-code extensions successfully.
Any help is appreciated,
Marcus
I'm going to attempt compiling Perl with mingw, but since I need
Win32::GUI, I'm wondering whether anyone has successfully compiled it
with mingw, or whether Win32::GUI can only be built with the
ActiveState sources and MSVC?
Thanks,
Marcus
exadecimal or decimals for colours.
The manual states that the Change method takes a handle as first
argument, so I tried this:
my $winh = $win->{-handle};
$win->Change($winh, -background => "#FF");
No change with that either. Any more suggestions?
Marcus
any of the samples.
Btw, any chance of making the archives searchable?
If the group wants to mirror the list on yahoogroups, for example, and
that's still possible as it used to be, then I'll help set it up.
Thanks,
Marcus
uot;Auktionator" also looks
like a cool Win32 GUI application. Another good example to add to the
list.
Marcus
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?
Thanks,
Marcus
n32::GUI and it's offputting as a newcomer.
You wonder about the status of development and whether it's worth
getting into Win32::GUI at this stage. I didn't find any hints that the
errors were due to syntax errors (or syntax changes?) in the samples.
Marcus
t;On another subject, how does the archive search function work?
>
>It doesn't.
Can't we mirror at yahoogroups or somewhere with a searchable archive?
Marcus
other subject, how does the archive search function work?
Do you need a login ID for it to work?
I've not manged to get one match, even using words I can view in actual
mails. Or is it some sort of browser technology issue, such as activex
being required?
Thanks,
Marcus
defined(my $root =
$Win32::GUI::Loft::window{MyWindow}) or return(1);
use Win32;
use Win32::FileOp;
my @filenames = $root->Win32::FileOp::OpenDialog(
-options => 'OFN_ALLOWMULTISELECT');
...
Thanks for any help,
Marcus
Has anybody created a remote FTP directory browser (for file selction)?
I have written one for Perl/Tk, but if there's already one for
Win32::GUI, then I won't need to rewrite it.
Thanks,
Marcus
This is probably a simple one, but I can't find out how to wrap text,
for example the "text" property for a Radiobutton.
I tried with a Perlish carriage return+newline such as "bla \r\n more
bla", which did not work. What code do you use?
Thanks,
Marcus
ns.
I'm new to programming Windows specifics. Is there a good source for
finding such information?
Thanks,
Marcus
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Sigmund Freud.
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On 13.09.01 at 17:24 Peter Eisengrein wrote:
>the samples didn't come with the module download? I can zip 'em and
send
>to
>you off line, if you'd like.
Yes please. I installed via PPM a week or so ago. I can't find any
samples in the Perl directory.
Thanks,
Marcus
Hi, I've been using Perl/Tk and just decided to try Win32::GUI. I was
able to get the 2nd and 3rd tutorials from Sourceforge, but the 1st one
shows an empty page. Does anybody know why?
Are there any example programs I can look at?
I didn't see any links on Sourceforge.
Thanks,
Marcus
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