I am automating an external program with the modules
mentioned in the title of this query. I am using
Win32::GUI in a non-owned windows format.
Everything is fine until I get to a point where I need
to read some information from the other app's listview
control. When I attempt to retrieve an item
I am trying to insert some text into a listview.
my %item = ( -item=> 0,-text => "$text");
$listview->InsertItem (\%item);
This doesn't work... is there some other option needed for a ,list?
I got the following message when I created window with a windows style...
What is the new syntax?
Win32::GUI: the -style option is deprecated! at
C:/Perl/site/lib/Win32/GUI.pm li
ne 524.
How does one get a window to sit on top?
I tried the following but it did not seem to work.
use strict;
use constant WS_EX_TOPMOST => 8;
use constant WS_DLGFRAME => 0x40;
use constant GWL_EXSTYLE => -20;
my $main = Win32::GUI::DialogBox->new(
-name=> "Main",
-title => "AD Mig
Hi all,
I was curious if anyone has any examples of how to use the
Win32::GUI::Class function to create new class of windows?
Would this allow the use of new events? or combination of existing classes?
--Steve
At 08:35 PM 7/2/02, you wrote:
So... Once I have placed a list of things into a listview how do I retrieve
them later?
having a GetList() method returning a List would be nice :)
Any ideas?
--Steve
When the number of items inserted into the list exeeds its current
displayable size my list box disappears...
That is it vanishes and does not redraw itself... I have placed
$listview->Update() and $listview->SetReDraw (1) but that doesnot appear to
make a difference. Is there an option I shou
triggers something with a
> button anyway. If
> >you want to capture the enter key, I'm afraid you have to go
> with those very
> >much not trivial accelerators. There has been a recent
> posting about them,
> >if that doesn't help you, you should go back to the
e very
much not trivial accelerators. There has been a recent posting about them,
if that doesn't help you, you should go back to the list and post a
follow-up question.
cya
Harald
> -Original Message-
> From: Steven Swenson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, July 01, 2
e very
much not trivial accelerators. There has been a recent posting about them,
if that doesn't help you, you should go back to the list and post a
follow-up question.
cya
Harald
> -Original Message-
> From: Steven Swenson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, July 01, 2
Ok, This feels like a silly question. However the documentation I have on
Win32::Gui does not seem to specify a method by which I can actually read
the content of a text file. All select, selectAll do is tell me they are
successful. And Change() is called for every character... so I hope
som
I upgraded to .20 and still have this problem. Despite installing with
ppm I can't get the module to work.
This is what I am trying to do:
use Win32::API;
$RegisterWindowMessage = new
Win32::API("User32","RegisterWindowMessage",[P],N);
$SendMessage = new Win32::API("User32","Sen
referenced? I'm attaching a copy, in case you don't
have them.
-Pete
> -Original Message-
> From: Steven Swenson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 12 November 2001 23:52
> To: Peter Eisengrein
> Subject: RE: [perl-win32-gui-users] Text boxes -- Interactive
>
>
Anyone have an example of interactive textboxes? I tried using the
examples in the documentaion I could find but all I am getting is the
prompt label displayed... no place to enter text.
--Steve
I am trying to use this module to make a GUI for a command-line
application.
I am using at the moment two list boxes and a Progress Bar. For some
reason the interpreter can't find the second list box when I try to call
its Add function. I also can't seem to get slide bars to appear on the
listbo
Can Win32::Gui be used to automate another windows application?
I need to be able to supply keystrokes to another application and check
check boxes make selections in list boxes and radio buttons as well..
Anyone have a simple example of such a script? If Win32::GUI is not the
right pla
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