Hi,
My first post here, so here's a brief intro. I'm rather new to Win32::GUI
but have built simple GUIs in Java's Swing. I've also programmed the raw
WIn32 API a bit in C but am not terribly familiar with laying out text in a
dialog, having done that in VC's dialog editor when-ever I can. I sh
Hello and welcome to the list :),
While I have not gone in to seek out the GetDialogBaseUnits I do know that most
of the units we work with in Win32::GUI are pixels, and moreover that between
dialog buttons/checkboxes it is not *required*, but I would suggest 1-2px
minimum for clarity. Anything
At 15:56 2005-12-06, Plum, Jason wrote:
I'll admit I haven't used the GUI Loft in some time, and never when I have
used it did I take the opportunity to check for tab/alt-tab navigation.
When you build things in The GUI Loft the Tabstop property is enabled for
all appropriate controls (i.e. a
> As a special note: be sure to set the tab order when creating the contents
of your dialog considering its potential uses.
>
I am sure others will be able to help you further, so I will put myself back
to work (wish I spent more time coding @ work)
Also, it would be helpful for the screen readers
Hey everyone:
A while ago, Rob and I were in a discussion about how to allow a single
compiled ppm of Win32-GUI to manage to work with all the available
features to a particular OS, dependant on the platform at runtime. There
is definitely a severe trick here in that for the most part, the
deci
A while ago, Rob and I were in a discussion about how to allow a single
compiled ppm of Win32-GUI to manage to work with all the available
features to a particular OS, dependant on the platform at runtime. There
is definitely a severe trick here in that for the most part, the
decision of which OS'
Plum, Jason wrote:
While I have not gone in to seek out the GetDialogBaseUnits I do know
that most of the units we work with in Win32::GUI are pixels,
Ah that helps. I guess nearly all window locations, apart from top-level
windows, are given in client coordinates. That is relative to the upper
Johan Lindström wrote:
When you build things in The GUI Loft the Tabstop property is enabled for
all appropriate controls (i.e. a Button, but not a Label) by default.
That makes a lot of sense. I suggested back in comp.lang.perl.misc that it
would be useful to add this ability to the Win32::GUI
At 20:39 2005-12-06, Veli-Pekka Tätilä wrote:
of the resizer code provided within the Loft/XMLBuilder or the
Win32::GUI::Resizer module.
Oh ok. can I get the resizer using PPM directly? The Active State
repositories seem not to have it.
It's part of the TGL distro (source or binary):
http://
Jeremy White wrote:
A while ago, Rob and I were in a discussion about how to allow a single
compiled ppm of Win32-GUI to manage to work with all the available
features to a particular OS, dependant on the platform at runtime. There
is definitely a severe trick here in that for the most part, the
Octavian Rasnita wrote:
Also, it would be helpful for the screen readers users if you would use:
$Window->{dialogui} = 1;
Please try to avoid accessing the object hash directly, it's bad
practice. The ability to do this may well change in the future. Either
set the value when you create th
Hi,
Nice to see you here after our exchange in comp.lang.perl.misc.
Veli-Pekka Tätilä wrote:
By the
way, my Win32::GUI version installed with PPM appears to be 1.02
(looking inside the PM file).
1.03 is available for download from SourceForge and is now in
ActiveState repository for perl
Andy Pastuszak wrote:
I am trying to create a simple input box. I created a window, added a text
area and an Ok and Cancel button.
So you're most of the way there.
In my vbScript days I would simply use the InputBox function and it did all the
work for me.
This isn't VB!
Is there some
Every day that I use Perl, I am insanely greatful it is not vbScript. It
seems anything I do in vbScript, I can do in half the lines of code in perl!
Thanks for the InputBox code. It will come in quite handy.
Andy
On 12/6/05, Robert May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Andy Pastuszak wrote:
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