Group;
I have an application i wrote to read data from various scanners (search
socket scan). I currently use the keyboard to send the data to my target
application ( a web page running in IE). This is now a problem because the
data passed causes a few utilities used to control video drivers to f
Use the "-a=filename" option when working with perlapp. This will pack the
filename and allow you to ship it with your application.
Jaun wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I've been trying to get a listview which looks like this:
> http://delphitutorial.info/wp-content/uploads/2007/07/next-grid.jpg as
> oppos
Eric;
I have always treated fonts like menus. Both must be defined before the main
window is defined. Using this method I have never had any out of scope
errors.
Roode, Eric wrote:
>
> I just spent the past few hours debugging this. I have narrowed down
> the problem to the scope of the fon
ve also tried to compile Win32::GUI using the cpan shell (I have VS6)
> but as usually, it gave some compiling errors that I don't know how to
> solve.
>
> Thank you.
>
> Octavian
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "rpnoble" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]&g
This is my response to a query on perlmonks. It loads the default Adobe
Acrobat ActiveX viewer in a Win32::GUI window via a file open menu. I used
the Notepad.pl and GetOpenFileName.pl files for my base app.
#!perl -w
use strict;
use warnings;
use Win32::GUI 1.06 qw(CW_USEDEFAULT);
use Win32::GU
Win32::GUI Community,
Thank you for your help in the birth of this sample application. Thanks to
Brian Millham for the MUTEX suggestion and sample code. Also to jez for the
Hook suggestion. To Robert May, Thanks for such a good perl module. I have
posted this sampe so others won't have the same g
In the Draw.pl example, all program action takes place in the timer event. Is
there a way to trigger a default program action without using the timer
event once the program has called Win32::GUI::Dialog()? In all of my
win32::GUI programs, I use a menu or button to start action.
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Thanks for the reply Brian. I think I'll try Ilya's method first.
Brian Millham-2 wrote:
>
> rpnoble wrote:
>> How can i detect a 2nd launch of my application, popup an error message
>> and
>> then exit?
>>
> Look at the Win32::Mutex module. Y
> In my example it just shows the window which is already exists. But you
> can do and error popup or whatever.
>
>
>
> Regards,
> _
> Ilya Bandorin
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
> r
How can i detect a 2nd launch of my application, popup an error message and
then exit?
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I'm developing an application to allow a customer to create custom forms to
be printed. In searching this group I found notes on drag and drop in a
listview, but can any control be draged as in GUI loft? I need to allow for
labels, text boxes and picture controls on a canvas defined by the printer
I'm porting a web application back to a win32 app and have used win32-gui for
my development for the past three years. However I have hit a road block in
creating controls on the fly. My web application allows my users to define
questions tied to a database field. As part of the question definitio
Gabriel R. Toro wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> This question may be too simple for this group; if so, I apologize. I
> only use perl once in a while and this is my first experience with
> Win32::GUI.
>
> I wrote a simple perl script that calls GetSaveFileName to get the
> name of an output file and the
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