I am attempting to get an MDI application to work but I have run
into a problem with event processing. After reading the MSDN
information on MDI and poking around in the GUI.XS files the
following snippet is what I came up with. It seems to draw the
windows as expected, but none of the events work
I'm using .665 and perl 5.61.
I have not been able to determine how to get controls to inherit
any color other than the color defined for
COLOR_3DFACE/COLOR_BTNFACE in the user's configuration.
Using the -foreground and -background attributes works for the
few controls that support these properti
In version .665 it seems that when I change my tabstrip to use
the -buttons property the events change.
Here is what I'm doing:
sub ::tsMain_Changing
{
print "changing";
print $win->tsMain->SelectedItem();
}
sub ::tsMain_Click
{
print "clicked";
print $win->tsMain
Something like this should do the trick:
my $req = new HTTP::Request GET => $url;
my $res = $ua->request($req, sub {Win32::GUI::DoEvents();},
1024);
That will make your request and update the window every 1024
bytes read from the response. That particular snippet obviously
does nothing with the r
Hello again,
Thanks for the help with forking and the ideas for using
DoEvents() as a replacement for forking. It seems I will have to
go with that route.
The latest problem I have encountered has to do with ListView
checkboxes. I searched the mailing list archives and saw that in
version .665 Al
I am using perl 5.61 from ActiveState.
I am using Win32::GUI .558 binary install from ActiveState.
The following is a modified code snippet that I took from a post in the
Win32::GUI archived mailing list. The original post concerned crashing with
a simple Win32::GUI and fork. I simplified the orig
Hello,
I don't know how to continue a thread that started before I joined the list
so I apologize in advance: "Is possible to modify LWP module in order to
avoid a frozen window ?"
I have spent the morning searching for some solutions involving LWP, Fork
and Win32::GUI. I saw in the archives for
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