Chris Wearn wrote:
Hi All,
Using ActivePerl 5.8, PDK 5.2, Win32-GUI 0.0.670 on Win2K
Has anybody successfully put a GUI window on a PerlCtrl?
I am writing an app using Win32-GUI which calls an optional Admin module
written as a PerlCtrl and called using Win32-OLE. I want the Admin Module to
h
I was looking through some of the examples and noted a reference to blib
(use blib;)
I checked my perl distribution (5.8) and did not find this module. Is
it supposed to be part of the standard distribution or installed with
Win32::GUI?
Thanks for answering the dumb question.
MG
At 20:31 2003-12-30, MJG wrote:
I was looking through some of the examples and noted a reference to blib
(use blib;)
I checked my perl distribution (5.8) and did not find this module. Is
it supposed to be part of the standard distribution or installed with
Win32::GUI?
Until someone tell you o
Thanks. I at least know what the "use" is for :-)
I was wondering if it should be used constantly. If it's just for
development, then not an issue as I don't have an interest to develop
pm's as of yet.
When I ran the example, it would error out, so this would be a question
for another thread.
OK. Since I don't need blib then, here is my question. The example I
am looking at is buttons.pl. When I ad the -icon ref, the text
disappears. Is this not the proper way to add an icon to a button?
Thanks again.
$W->AddButton(
-name=> "SomeName",
-left=> 5,
-top => 5,
At 21:24 2003-12-30, MJG wrote:
Thanks. I at least know what the "use" is for :-)
Eh, does it say
use blib;
? Then I'm lost :) If it says
use lib "blib";
then it probably works like I said.
* searching *
http://search.cpan.org/~nwclark/perl-5.8.2/lib/blib.pm
Aahh!
/J
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Hi Peter,
Thanks for the response...
>only to by curious - did you turn on "Allow service to interact with
>desktop" by the Service Control Manager or by Windows API. If not,
>messages and GUI components will not show up on the "User Desktop".
>Peter NESWAL
No I haven't 'turned on' this value,
>Is this not the proper way to add an icon to a button?
>$W->AddButton(
> -name=> "SomeName",
> -left=> 5,
> -top => 5,
> -text=> "Print Somehing!",
> -tabstop => 1,
> -icon=> "./Iconfile.ico"
>);
TRY:
#
# Load Icon
$icoImage = ne
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