Hi,
I am trying to create a multiline textfield on a window that has
the -dialogui option set but the big problem is that I cannot move the focus
out of that window by pressing the tab key.
I have tried to use the onKeyDown, onKeyUp, onChar events and
GetKeyboardState method to trap the tab and s
Ok, I have finally solved the problem.
Teddy
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From: "Octavian Rasnita" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [perl-win32-gui-users] multiline Textfield
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to create a multiline textfield on a window that has
Would you plz share the resolution with the group?
It helps when people search the archive looking for an answer toa
problem they are having and actually find it :p
Jason P.
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Octavian Rasnita
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Ok, sorry. The solution was simple.
I just needed to add:
return 1;
at the end of the event handler function.
I have read that if the event handler returns -1, the program terminates (I
knew that), but I also found that if it returns 0 the event will be stopped
and if it returns 1, it will be pa
OK!
Problem sorted out, notes following...
TrackMouse does not make the events fire continuously until UnTrackMouse
is called, but rather has them fire once, then needs to be called AGAIN
after each event firing to make it function properly!
SO:
$w->Hook(WM_MOUSEHOVER, \&mouseHov
Hello,
I'm a little confused about how to add a bitmap to a button or create one
as an icon. I want to create a button with a picture of a printer on it,
like you see in a word processing program. Also a button with internet
explorer icon on it, or any other program's icon. I can't find an e
My $ico = new Win32::GUI::Icon( [EMAIL PROTECTED]);
then in the button, -icon => $ico
Jason P
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Jason,
I got the same result
Joe
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My $ico = new Win32::GUI::Icon( [EMAIL PROTECTED]);
then in the button, -icon => $ico
Jason P
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Give me a bit here and I'll whip up a full demo for you, I've got a
program at home that's running with like, 50 icons.
Jason P
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At 21:34 2005-12-29, Plum, Jason wrote:
My $ico = new Win32::GUI::Icon( [EMAIL PROTECTED]);
then in the button, -icon => $ico
Make sure the $ico variable is in scope for the lifetime of the dialog. The
easiest way to do that is to put it in a global (replace "my" with "our" in
this case, or p
Brian,
I have tried fork(), threads, Thread - none of them work.
So far opening a pipe for reading open (CM,"gpresult |" ) and system() function
proved to work in uncompiled script. The latter is quite interesting since it
does a hidden fork() for you.
All what I am trying to achieve is running
If you can give me a code sample, I can try it on my system (W2K) and
compile it with Perl2Exe.
Brian Millham
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From: Igor Anufriyen
I haven't played with threads while using Win32::GUI. I have created a
fairly complicated perl based service that used threads, so I'd be willing
to help you out with this one.
Supply me with a sample script (with animation files attached) and I'll see
if I can get a threaded version running.
Brian,
Thanks for the offer. Will send as soon as I get to my Production box.
Meanwhile, I have found message from Johan Lindstrom with multi-threaded
version of his FetchURL demo. Blair Sutton posted info about working M-T model
which uses Thread::Queue module to make a queue sub before Dialo
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