no glitches as far as I can tell for my application (I develop under XP
SP2, then run the application via perl2exe, not native perl... if you
see what i mean)
Steve
Jeremy White wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone run a Win32::GUI application under Vista yet? Any glitches?
Cheers,
Jez.
Thanks for that, I`ll give that a go when I get back to the UK
Steve
Robert May wrote:
Steve Loughran wrote:
Does anyone know where I should be looking to determine if the user has
selected "large" or "very large" fonts in the control panel -> display
-> appearanc
Hi all
Does anyone know where I should be looking to determine if the user has
selected "large" or "very large" fonts in the control panel -> display
-> appearance settings?
Steve
Hi all
Does anyone here use the POE system (http://poe.perl.org) with their
win32 perl scripts? It looks like it could be quite useful for my
project, but I am looking for some knowledgeable "thumbs up/down"
remarks from the wise users on this list :)
Steve
Is it relatively easy to do with the AS dev kit? Are there any online
help/FAQs about it? or will I be taking a trip to the local bookstore to
get some AX books (and convert back into perl code :) )
Steve
Jason Plum wrote:
With the ActiveState Perl Dev Kit, yes, it is possible to make
stanadl
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
AXWindow). Or should I just stick with VB6 for that?
Any helpful hints or tips would be gratefully received, especially from
anyone who has actually d
kind of been there, done that, banged my head against it for several
hours :)
I assigned the "name" to a temp variable, and used that
my $name = $configdata{name};
then used
-onClick => Button_Clicked($name)
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=14457436
Per
http://www.robmay.me.uk/win32gui/
Darian wrote:
Hello Uwe,
How do I find this package. I searched on google but could not find it. Do
you have a link you can forward?
-Darian
Kind, Uwe (AGIS) wrote:
Hi maleadt,
have a look at the Win32::GUI::ThreadUtils package. It comes with a go
Hi all
Firstly, many thanks to Robert May (again) for a quick flurry of answers
to my questions... always appreciated!
Secondly, I notice there is a -multiline option for buttons, but I am
unable to force my text to "wrap" with the usual "\r\n" entry in the
text that I can use in other objec
Hi all
Probably a very simple answer to this (but it appears I may have missed
it :)
If I have created a font object, is it possible to get the width/height
bounding box dimensions for text string if it was to be drawn/placed on
screen using the font object?
Many thanks for your help
Stev
Hi all
I am writing an application that is used on a touch screen, and would
like to implement a slider, but it appears that there is no control over
the size of the slider bar "button" to make it "fat" enough to
accurately place a finger on the screen and select it.
Does anyone have any sug
*note* I have never used a Graphic object, so I may be wildly off target
here :)
I had a similar problem when I started looking at layering overlapping
buttons. The first "object" to be drawn is the one the system sees
first, but the last one to be drawn is the one that is "on top" with the
g
Hi all
A crazy thought, but... is it possible to draw a bitmap into the status
bar of a window? I want to have some kind of graphical "status"
indicator (alongside the text in the status bar) any ideas? Or
should I just drop this idea and get on with something else instead? :)
Steve
btw - when you say "Always lock and/or mutex shared data!!", this isnt
something I have come across yet. Can you explain how/what, or point me
in the right direction?
Steve
ing the problematic message stack issues. If I cant find it
and someone needs it, it will take some time for me to whip up, but I
can recreate it in a day.
Jaosn Plum
Head of IT R&D
DAJ Strategic Solutions
Steve Loughran wrote:
Thanks for that, that puts my mind at rest.
Never having wr
Thanks for that, that puts my mind at rest.
Never having written any threaded/forked code before, I need to ask a
few questions:
- Is it safe for a "worker" thread to access hashes/arrays in the "boss"
thread if they only need read access to them?
- Any changes required to "boss" thread has
Hi all
OK, this is driving me mad on and off for a few days (I keep coming back
to it)...
#
my $window = Win32::GuiTest::FindWindowLike(undef, "fubar");
Win32::GUI::BringWindowToTop($window);
#
This doesn't affect the window Z order at all, and yet if I click on the
window
Hi all
Over the course of my great year-long Win32::GUI learning experience, I
have seen several references to the Win32::GUI::ThreadUtils package, and
have recently seen mutterings on this list about the posibility of
integrating it into the core Win32::GUI code. Is this still a "maybe",
or
use strict;
use Grammar;
:)
Hi all
I have hooked into the WM_KEYDOWN/UP and WM_SYSKEYDOWN/UP calls
(returning 0 from the routines as specified in the MS docs), and all
works fine, but but when I press a key when my window is active, I hear
the windows default audio alert (the default short "d
It appears I was writing my emails without the following options:
use strict;
use Grammar;
It wont happen again :)
Steve
Aparantly :) Or Apparently :)
But in a PAR context, there is little incentive to do that, vs. bundling
the file into the pp-built .exe
yes, aparantly you can :)
http://perl-win32-gui.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/docs.cgi?doc=bitmapinline
Steve Loughran wrote:
This was on my "to-find-out" list :) Can you use DIBitmap for inline icons?
Steve
Glenn Linderman wrote:
On approximately 11/28/2006 9:08 PM, came the following
This was on my "to-find-out" list :) Can you use DIBitmap for inline icons?
Steve
Glenn Linderman wrote:
On approximately 11/28/2006 9:08 PM, came the following characters from
the keyboard of Apu islam:
anyone knows how I can replace the camel logo on the
Main window with my smily face ?
-A
Ignore previous, logic bug :)
Steve Loughran wrote:
Hi all
I am trying to move another task's window (don't ask!), and using
FindWindowLike from Win2::GuiTest to get a window scalar, then handing
it on to Win32::GUI::Move, but this doesn't appear to do anything (it
doesn'
Hi all
I am trying to move another task's window (don't ask!), and using
FindWindowLike from Win2::GuiTest to get a window scalar, then handing
it on to Win32::GUI::Move, but this doesn't appear to do anything (it
doesn't complain, it just doesn't move anything)
#==
my $window = Win32::GuiT
, its
all or nothing unless someone can show me how
Steve
Steve Loughran wrote:
here we go, a very rough idea of how I managed to get it to work. (Am
doing a reinstall at the moment on the other machine, so things are a
bit of a mess here right now)
You will need to cut-n-paste the
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
Steve Loughran wrote:
here we go, a very rough idea of how I managed to get
here we go, a very rough idea of how I managed to get it to work. (Am
doing a reinstall at the moment on the other machine, so things are a
bit of a mess here right now)
You will need to cut-n-paste the relevant pieces into your code, but I
hope its clear enough. I haven't managed to get trans
I managed to get window translucency and transparency working pretty
quickly. If anyone is interested, I can post some info about it.
Steve
Robert May wrote:
Steve Loughran wrote:
Just a quickie... I can find references in Win32::GUI to SetWindowLong()
but no mention of
Hi all
Just a quickie... I can find references in Win32::GUI to SetWindowLong()
but no mention of SetLayeredWindowAttributes(). Will I have to go down
the Win32::API call route to obtain this? (I dont want to reinvent the
wheel).
Steve
(Everyone stopped laughing at my global hotkey code yet?
Sorry to dredge this topic up, but I thought I would post my demo code
to create system-wide hotkeys. Feel free to poke holes in my coding
style (I wont be listening :) )
Its a modified version of the code that Robert May posted for the
generic "bring the window to the front" hotkey code. This
Hi all
Can someone tell me if the win32-gui-(users|hackers) mail lists only
allow posts from subscribed email addresses? Seems we have had a couple
of spam emails get through the filters, and wondering if someone was
spoofing a subscribed members email address, or if the list was "open"
to an
Robert May wrote:
foreach my $tempwin (@windows)
{
# $tempwin->InvalidateRect(1);
Win32::GUI::InvalidateRect($tmpwin, 1);
# $tmpwin is a scalar not an object
my $tempdib = newFromWindow Win32::GUI::DIBitmap ($tempwin,1);
$tempdib->SaveToFile("
Robert May wrote:
I've never tried, but I believe you can do what you want by creating a
compatible DC, and then sending a WM_PRINT message to the window, with
the DC's handle in the wParam and some flags in the lParam (see MDSN for
more info). I think most of the Win32::GUI windows/controls h
Hi all
When I grab a window's (or DC's) contents and save it out as an image
for later use, it all works fine unless the window/DC is partially
offscreen or overlapped/overlayed by another window. Is there a flag or
style I can use to force the window/DC to be updated by the system to
prevent
Thank you Robert, I`ll have a play with this later this week (dont hold
your breath, I didnt even get around to looking at SetWindowsHookEx :) )
Steve
Robert May wrote:
Steve Loughran wrote:
> I have seen several programs that have installed some
> kind of "hotkey" event
My code is usually very ugly, and nowhere near as "pro" looking as the
offerings posted here, but i`ll knock something up so you can all laugh
at it :)
Steve
Glenn Linderman wrote:
Will you be putting your TMTOWTDI offering on the Wiki also?
Ah, ImageToBlob() into newFromData Win32::GUI::DIBitmap was what I was
looking for... that saves some time with intermediate disk files
saving/loading.
The memory leak in AlphaCopyToDC in 1.03_4 is fixed, so I do suggest
updating if you use this call.
I removed my flickering by "double-buffe
*cough*
while ($temp <= $count)
$temp = 0;
while (temp <= $count)
{
#save the *coalesced* image
$coalesce->[$temp]->Write(filename => "out-$temp.gif");
$temp++;
}
is be a good script to add as an example script with the
Win32::GUI
> distribution?
>
> Enjoy! I hope this helps someone!
>
> Brian Millham
> This message traveled at least 44,000 miles to reach you!
> Creator of the DW6000 Monitor
> http://www.millham.net/dw6000
> [EMAIL
Frame timing:
$delay = $image->[$frame_count]->Get('delay');
(I think!).
Still having some issue with anims (I think its PerlMagick thats causing
the problems), but its most certainly getting there :)
Steve
So now I'm working on this. I can now get individual frames from an
animated gif.
Well, my attempts at loading in animated/multi-page GIFs has come to a stop.
Image:ParseGIF seems to create "invalid gifs" (but its last update was
1999 apparently!), DIBitmap doesnt handle them at all (due to it using
an earlier version of FreeImage), Imager::Files only supports native M$
fil
Hi all
I have seen several programs that have installed some kind of "hotkey"
event handler that the controlling program is sent when triggered, even
if the window is minimized, or in the system tray, or does not currently
have keyboard/system focus. All the keyboard related items I can find i
Thanks Robert. Sadly, the images are loaded from a profile that users
create, so the option of using a fixed AVI isnt possible.
I`ll go have a play with Image:ParseGIF -> DIBitmap, and see if that
will do what I`m looking for.
Steve
Robert May wrote:
Steve Loughran wrote:
How d
Hi all
A new week, a new question :)
How does DIBitmap cope with Animated GIF files? I see no reference to
multiple image GIFs in the docs, so I`m guessing it doesnt deal with
them at all.
Would I be better looking at using Image::ParseGIF and then passing
individual frames into DIBitmap fo
Behalf Of
tinti
Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2006 11:19 AM
To: perl-win32-gui-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Cc: Steve Loughran
Subject: Re: [perl-win32-gui-users] [win32-gui] precision timer event?
I prefer InnoSetup (http://www.innosetup.com/) together with ISTool
(http://www.istool.org). Some time ago
Looks like everyone is saying Win32::GUI::Timer or Time::Hires, so i`ll
go down that route for now. Many thanks :)
Next quick question (then i`ll leave you all alone until after the
weekend, I promise!)... software bundle installers... any preferences? I
have been looking at the free version o
Hi all
Just a quicky... I need to be able to obtain a high precision time stamp
when certain events are triggered (more precise than time()), and after
searching cpan for some answers, it seems there are a lot of options I
could choose. Any pointers?
Steve
Just found this, which I`ll have a play with over the next few days:
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=2207230
but any other help or tips would be great
Steve
Steve Loughran wrote:
Hi all
Sorry for all the questions recently, but things have been going from
strength to
Hi all
Sorry for all the questions recently, but things have been going from
strength to strength right now, so people keep asking for new features.
You guys here have helped me out with pretty much every question I have
asked, so I cant think of a better place to ask :)
I need to start look
Got perl2exe, and it works a treat :)
old par/pp compile time (with filters) -> 10 mins
new perl2exe compile times -> 10 seconds
its also dropped the memory footprint back down to where it should be
(40Mb down to 17Mb), and it also fires up a lot faster (8-9 seconds down
to 2-3 seconds).
Wha
Any major problems or gotchas with Perl2EXE or PerlApp? I have used PAR
because it was "free", but i think its time to get serious about this :)
Steve
Adding resources works for both Perl2exe and PerlApp, but I think you
might have to add resources to Parl.exe (or what ever its called) rather
Hi all
Recently, my code has become a bit "bloated" with inline bitmaps.
Although this causes no problems when run from the native perl
application, when I run my code through PAR/PP (with filters), it causes
the EXE to "fire-up" a lot slower, due to the extra room taken up by the
images, and
Hi all
A slightly off-topic question for you all. I have routines in my code
that can un-ClipCursor and also ReleaseCapture for windows that
"capture" the mouse to defined areas (mostly games), so that the mouse
can now leave the defined area, but I have one game that doesnt work
with either
I upgraded my PAR from here:
http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/ppms/PAR-588.ppd
(v0.942, built with perl 5.8.8) and had zero problems from then on.
Definitely something odd with the Win32::GUI stuff on earlier versions
of PAR, but so long as I have a solution that works, I`m not going to
change it
Grabbed a copy of PAR + PAR-Dist compiled for AP v5.8.8, and all is good
with the world again... sorry for wasting the bandwidth.
Steve Loughran wrote:
Updated PAR to 0.942 and PAR-Dist to 0.15.
Took all my "use" statements from my current code, and put them at the
top of:
pri
in32::GUI;
use Win32::GUI::BitmapInline;
use Win32::GUI::AxWindow;
the par generated EXE runs without any errors. If I enable any one of
the above, it barfs.
Going off to the par mail list to see if I can find out what is going on.
Steve
Steve Loughran wrote:
Removed ActivePerl v5.8.6, renam
dynamic link library perl58.dll.
http://www.syn-ack.com/Perl_Tcomppad_ptr.png
Off to hunt down this error in the par mail list.
Steve
Steve Loughran wrote:
ActiveState Perl v5.8.6
Uninstalled:
Win32::GUI
Win32::GUI::Dibitmap
Win32::GUI::AxWindow
Installed new ppd
ActiveState Perl v5.8.6
Uninstalled:
Win32::GUI
Win32::GUI::Dibitmap
Win32::GUI::AxWindow
Installed new ppd file.
On first run of my code, I get this error:
"The procedure entry point PL_memory_wrap could not be located in the
dynamic link library perl58.dll"
http:/
release of 1.04 (which I
will add this fix to) up for download later today - you might like to
download it and see if it fixes this problem?
Regards,
Rob.
Steve Loughran wrote:
OK, some more on this memory leak issue.
If I change the code from using AlphaCopyToDC() to using CopyToDC()
(Have
code sample with some images and put
them all in a zip so someone else can try it (just to save my sanity).
Is Laurent Rocher a subscribed member on the win32-gui mail list?
Steve
Steve Loughran wrote:
Strict - yes, all the time
warning - most of the time :)
I think I have tracked the leak
leak starts again.
Steve
Emmanuel E wrote:
are you already using use strict? if not use it and cleanup every warning.
threads generally have all kinds of memory problems so if ur using
threads life becomes very difficult.
Steve Loughran wrote:
Hi all
Not strictly a win32-gui related
Hi all
Not strictly a win32-gui related question. How would I go about tracking
down my memory usage in a perl script? I have a small memory leak in my
code somewhere, but no idea where to start looking for clues.
Anyone got any pointers or tips?
Steve
Been broken for at least 12 hours:
http://sourceforge.net/search/?type_of_search=mlists&group_id=16572&words=+Mailing+Lists
"Timed out waiting for response from Search Server."
(I am looking for code using DIBitmap GetLayer and SetLayer)
Steve
Hi all
I have some code using DiBitmap Rescale() that runs fine using native
perl, but as soon as I pack it into an EXE using pp/par, the code fails,
stating:
"Your vendor has not defined main::FILTER_BILINEAR, used at (eval 15)
line 1234"
Has anyone had any experience with par/pp and prob
Hi all
When i create a button in a window, there is a thin "border" around it.
The border is lessened when i use "-flat => 1" in the definitions, but
its still there.
Is there a way of creating buttons without this border?
Many thanks
Steve
It started working again later in the day (not sure exactly what time)
Steve
Its been like this for a while now (been sitting on this email in case
it fixed itself, but alas not...)
Can you let me know if this continues. It works fine for me at the moment.
Regards,
Rob.
I am using the Win32-GUI drawing routines already, and they are working
fine. It was image manipulation routines I was after (scaling, rotation,
color control, etc). Looks faily painless (Ha! famous last words!)
Steve
Jeremy White wrote:
It's quite straightforward to use GD with Win32-GUI - al
Ignore my last request for info, I found it here:
http://search.cpan.org/~lrocher/Win32-GUI-DIBitmap-0.15/DIBitmap.pm#DIBitmap_and_GD
(By the way, I was looking for ways of using the GD image library
functions with bitmaps/DIbitmaps... anyone got any pointers?)
Just gone to the sourceforge search page for the Win32::Gui lists, and
they seem to be very upset about something :(
http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=16572
If I try to search for anything, I get a list of messages, but when I
click on them (any of them!) to see the content, I get this:
:
Steve Loughran wrote:
(as the message is truncated in the archive, I am guessing that there is
nothing after the get_bitmap() routine)
Correct.
Regards,
Rob.
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https
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Regards,
Rob.
Steve Loughran wrote:
Hi all
Not being a programmer by trade, I try to try things over and over again
until I admit to myself that I dont have a clue :) So far, everything in
Win32::GUI has seemed straight forward(ish), but I think I have run into
a
Hi all
Not being a programmer by trade, I try to try things over and over again
until I admit to myself that I dont have a clue :) So far, everything in
Win32::GUI has seemed straight forward(ish), but I think I have run into
a problem due to the fact that I dont know what its supposed to be
This is *EXACTLY* what I was looking for a few weeks ago great
stuff, nice find!
Steve
tinti wrote:
Thanks for your great answer, this is the way I couldn't explain it
in my post, I didn't find the correct words.
I found another great working code:
BEGIN {
Win32::SetChildShowWindow(0)
I have fiddled with the code and its started working again... I am most
confused. Sorry to waste the bandwidth.
Jeremy White wrote:
First - Windows. How do I "close" a window? I dont mean hide or
minimise, but actually close it and deallocate all the resources for
it? If I click on the corne
When the window variable goes out of scope, all resources are released.
Great... thanks for that.
to make it wider, or make the tabstrip taller. In the past, I have
seen a left/right arrow system to scroll horizontally across extra
tabs (used to appear on the far right of the tabstrip), but I
Hi all
A couple of quickies:
First - Windows. How do I "close" a window? I dont mean hide or
minimise, but actually close it and deallocate all the resources for it?
If I click on the corner "x", my routine gets called before it closes,
and the system terminates the window, but how do I get m
OK, I "bodged" it... i created a .bat file with the command, and ran
that with SW_HIDE, and it works as expected now. (some odd interaction
when the options passed to the command in ShellExecute contains a
"quoted" or even \"quoted\" option... dont ask... i have no idea...)
Half the fun of cod
quot;,">d:\\text.txt","d:\\",SW_HIDE);
but the output file doesn't get written.
I could pack pp without the --gui option, leaving the console behind,
then call hide/show on that, but it looks scrappy :(
Steve
Robert May wrote:
Steve Loughran wrote:
Is there a
Hi all
Yes, its me again... sorry :)
Part of my application needs to run a command, and take the output of
that command to work on. This bit works fine, BUT it momentarily opens a
cmd.exe instance. Not only does this look a bit scrappy, it also causes
the window focus to be swapped to the cmd
of the button operations
code? Other than that I don't readily know of any "easy" way to make it
more effectively displayed.
Jason P.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Steve Loughran
Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2006 10:39 AM
To:
Hi all
Is there any way or making a specific button/textbox/treeview "active"
or have the focus? I am trying to keep my TreeView "active" so the
highlighted entry shows up better after another button in the window has
been pressed.
Also, and an afterthought actually, is there any way of maki
n(
-name => "btSort",
-text => "Sort",
-size => [80, 24],
-pos => [60, 140],
-onClick => sub { $obTV->Sort(0); 1 },
);
$obMW->Show;
Win32::GUI::Dialog();
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL
Hi all
After Jason Plum posted the example code for TreeViews (thank you!), I
have had no problems at all... until today :)
I am creating a treeview and now trying to sort the entries using Sort()
or SortChildren(), but neither of these seem to be doing anything. I
have tried using indvidual
esulting insert :)
ImageList's are fun
managing the images associated with each item can be 'phun' to say the
least if you arent paying close attention to what item is what :p
Steve Loughran wrote:
Hi all
For the life of me, I cannot quite get my head around TreeViews (Am
Hi all
For the life of me, I cannot quite get my head around TreeViews (Am sure
its something to do with lack of sleep or caffeine), and the example
code with the WIN32::GUI distribution doesn't appear to have any code
for it. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Many thanks for your
Many thanks for that, far easier to use than messing with SetWindowLong()
I dont see any reference to -pushexstyle in the docs on the website btw
http://perl-win32-gui.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/docs.cgi?doc=window
Steve
sub WS_EX_NOACTIVATE() {0x800}
...
my $win = Win32::GUI::Window
Hi all
In Win32::GUI v1.03, although I am able to use:
GetWindowLong
it appears that its opposite number:
SetWindowLong
doesnt work. ActivePerl is moaning about:
Undefined subroutine &main::SetWindowLong called at
Is it really missing, or am I having another dumb
Hi all
Is there a way to disable the LWIN/RWIN default action of popping up the
windows start menu? (and how about enabling them again afterwards?)
Any pointers would be helpful. Many thanks in advance.
Steve
Hi all
Is it possible to attach/load a bitmap into a Checkbox? I cant seem to
get it to work, so just checking to see if its me thats having a bad
coding evening, or if I am wasting my time trying to get it to work :)
Steve
Sorry for the slightly off topic post, but I cant think of a better
bunch of people to ask :) Yes, I have googled for this, and tried the
options I found, but I am still getting no results...
I have a TCP network connection between client and server which is
working fine, but I am unable to ge
Hi Jeremy
Thanks for that. I would have tried the text stuff myself, but I am away
from home and my code for a while. I`ll go take a look at the drawing
examples as well.
Steve
Jeremy White wrote:
OK, almost newbie question. (Quickly writing this in between doing my
real job). I need to
Hi all
First off, can I say a big "THINK YOU!" to all who have helped me over
the last few weeks with the few questions I have asked, you have all
been a great help!
OK, almost newbie question. (Quickly writing this in between doing my
real job). I need to be able to put text into my window
Sanity is returning. I assigned the $configdata to "my $name" and used
that in the correct places, and all is right with the world again.
Many thanks for that... I was slowly going mad. Nice to see that I was
at least right about what I thought was going on, even if I had no idea
why :)
Stev
Hi all
I am progressing with my project quickly, but have hit a problem that I
cant seem to work out.
I am reading in a text file, and creating several buttons on the fly.
This is a very simplistic version of the code:
==
$win->AddButton(
-name => $configdata{na
Hi all
I have a question about TabStrip usage:
Is it the responsibilty of the application to process Click Events on
the tab headers, and hide/show the various buttons for each tab page, or
am I missing something that makes life oh so much easier?
Anyone have some demo code?
Steve
doh! thank you! :)
Steve
Jeremy White wrote:
Hi all
Is there any easy way to include a file name requester (like when you
"Save as..." in a program) to allow you to return a filename for
loading/saving? I think I have seen it in my trawling through
websites, but I cannot remember where...
Hi all
Is there any easy way to include a file name requester (like when you
"Save as..." in a program) to allow you to return a filename for
loading/saving? I think I have seen it in my trawling through websites,
but I cannot remember where
Many thanks in advance.
Steve
-foreground => 0xFF,
-text => "Hello",
-align => "center",
);
$W1->Show();
Win32::GUI::Dialog();
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Hi all
I have only been playing with Win32::Gui for about 11 hours so far, but
its doing almost everything I want it to do so far (windows, buttons,
-onEVENT, hooking it into Win32:GuiTest, all works great...)
... but, like most newbies, there are always some things that elude me:
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