Hi,
I am having a problem with tabstrips.
When selecting the tabs by mouse the fields hide and show as expected but
if I use the left and right arrow keys the tabs move but the fields don't
change (i.e. it still shows page 1). Is this something I am doing wrong? I
note that the example suppl
Is there a MouseOver function for Buttons? I didn't see anything in the
docs. What I'd like to do is display a help message in the StatusBar when
the cursor is over a button.
| Is there a MouseOver function for Buttons? I didn't see
| anything in the docs.
When you create a Button-class you'll get the MouseMove event. Other than a
real MouseOver, this fires every time the mouse moves. It would take some
fantasy to come up with MouseEnter and MouseLeave. One way would
Hi,
I'd like to write some GUI-based perl app on Win32 platform.
Which one is easier/simpler to use: Tk or Win32::GUI? The latter
sounds pretty intriguing to me. Can I find any sample Win32::GUI
apps on the Web?
Thanks,
Jerry
I would recommend checking for a double-click event and then showing a new
window with the textfield and the corresponding data from the listview and
allowing the user to make the change that way.
Jonathan
At 5/16/2001 11:30 PM, you wrote:
I'm trying to do this:
A Listview with two columns
I asked the same thing not long ago. The general concensus was that Tk might
be a better choice because it is cross-platform. Then I ran into a ton of
problems installing Tk, so I just went with Win32::GUI becuase I *could* get
that to install and I haven't looked back... A bunch of samples come wi
Thanks for sharing your experience.
I went to remove the one I installed from ActiveState, and reinstall from
the inventor:
C:> ppm install --location=http://dada.perl.it/PPM Win32::GUI
Installing package 'Win32-GUI'...
Bytes transferred: 165087
Installing D:\local\Perl\site\lib\auto\Win32\GUI\GU
Are there any Win32::GUI options to to shutdown, reboot, logoff the current
user and/or lock the screen using perl on NT or 2000?
Thanks,
Tim Thomas
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