ot of functionality.
~Darrik Mazey
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ing processing";
> sleep 1; #body of the loop...
> }
>
$output.="completed";
$textfield->Text($output);
> Win32::GUI::DoEvents();
> sleep 1;#program continues...
Darrik
> cheers,
>
> jez.
I used Win32::GUI::DIBitmap, and the easiest way I found to do it was:
$image=Win32::GUI::DIBitmap->newFromFile($filename);
if ($image) {
$image->StretchToDC($Win->GetDC());
}
Hope that's helpful. :)
~darrik
>exit" => { -name => "fileExit", -font => $fontObject...
);
i've tried $menu->SetFont($fontObject);
i've tried $menu->Change(-font => $fontObject);
nothing seems to work and i wondered if the font was hard-coded into the
menu-object or something.
what ridiculously easy thing did i overlook this time? ;)
any help?
~darrik
you can browse up to "c:\"
(the root).
~darrik
Amondsen, Nikolaj Berg DK - AFI wrote:
> Hi
>
> Is it possible to specify a startdir for the BrowseForFolder function so
> that is is still posible to browse for folders above this folder in the
> filestructure.
> Usin
try this.
darrik
> > use Win32::GUI;
> > $Main = Win32::GUI::Window->new(
> > -name => 'Main',
> > -width => 350,
> > -height => 200,
> > -text => 'Pick a name'
> > );
> > $NameL
can anyone inform me as to how one removes an icon from the systray?
thanks.
darrik
keeping windows in the foreground when they're re-enabled, but that
can simply be solved by again looping through (in reverse order, ending,
perhaps, with the last active window) and bringing them "to top."
just a thought.
darrik
t would be nice to have people provide working examples of elements in the
docs that can be easily updated and found.
darrik
try this:
foreach (0..$count) {
$MainWin->ListView->ItemCheck($_,1);
}
:)
darrik
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etc.
i don't know how many servers are on the menu, but using numbers and letters
would allow for 36.
darrik
>> except there is not really an easy way to create
>> accelorator keys for the menu items since it is dynamic.
ng
the -menu key.
darrik
= code =
##
# menu
#
$mainMenu=new Win32::GUI::Menu( "&File" => "mnuFile",
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From: Darrik Mazey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 02, 2003 6:09 PM
To: Eric Hansen
Subject: RE: [perl-win32-gui-users] Microsoft Access database connection
string
this is a snippet from code that i wrote recently using DBI and DBD::ODBC
and
as a side note, while we're on the subject of tabbing, a -tabindex option
would be a nice accompaniment to the -tabstop option, to allow tabbing "out
of order," so to speak. just a thought.
darrik
documentation there's a -default AND a -ok, and i
don't know what the difference is.
as far as accelerators, it was my understanding that this did not currently
function at all. anyone with more info or who got this to work?
hope this helps.
darrik
e.g.
i moved the call to Textfield->SetFocus() and it worked, although i'm not
entirely sure why. any which way... nevermind my previous question.
darrik
>>i've been reading over the docs and looking through the files, but i can't
seem to find a way to set focus to a control
yeah, this is just what i wanted. thank you both for your help. i was
going by the docs on aldo calpini's site (an older version than the one on
CPAN). much appreciated!
darrik
>>
>> >does anyone know if there's an option to make the common file
>> open dialog
does anyone know if there's an option to make the common file open dialog
select directories instead of files?
any help is appreciated :)
darrik
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