Win32::GUI

At 12:31 AM +0200 10/21/02, Johan Lindstrom wrote:
>I forget. Did we solve the problem where the tray
>icon stayed there a little while after program exit?

See the AmphetaDesk Windows.pm:

 http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/amphetadesk/AmphetaDesk/
 lib/AmphetaDesk/OS/Windows.pm?rev=1.7&content-type=text/vnd.viewcvs-markup

Specifically, the exit code and _Remove_Systray_Icon. With that being two
of my answers to two questions of yours in two weeks, perhaps you could
reciprocate one of my own, hMmMm ;) ...

 - Currently, when someone clicks on my Systray Icon, the main
   AmphetaDesk window merely shows up in the tray, minimized -
   it doesn't show up maximized (see _Systray_Click). I've yet
   to try out any solutions, but I'd:

    - like to follow Window standards, and make this a
      double click, not a single click. Is this a simple
      change to _Systray_DoubleClick, or something else?

    - the window stays minimized - how do I spring it
      open to a Maximized state? I use both ->Enable
      and ->Show, but still it's minimized.

Thoughts?

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Hi,
    I'm using this code with success:

 $window->AddNotifyIcon(
  -name =3D> "notifyIcon",
  -id   =3D> 1,
  -icon =3D> $Icon,
  -tip  =3D> 'My application...'
 );

to create the icon and:

 Win32::GUI::NotifyIcon::Delete(
  $window,
  -id =3D> 1,
 );

placed after Win32::GUI::Dialog(), to remove the notifyicon ...

I think it's an undocumented feature I found somewhere in this list.

Bye.

    Luigino Masarati
    OutSys snc


----- Original Message -----
From: "Johan Lindstrom" <johanl@...>
To: <perl-win32-gui-users@...>
Sent: Monday, October 21, 2002 12:31 AM
Subject: [perl-win32-gui-users] NotifyIcon doesn't go away on program exi=
t


> I forget. Did we solve the problem where the tray icon stayed there a
> little while after program exit?
>
> My best solution now is to replace it with an invisible icon, like this=
:
>
> Win32::GUI::NotifyIcon::Modify(
> $win,
> -id =3D> 1,
> -icon =3D> undef,
> );
>
> This leaves an empty space where the icon was (still is, but non-visibl=
e),
> which is removed when the user moves the mouse cursor over the tray (th=
is
> goes for w2k).
>
>
> /J
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At 19:11 2002-10-20 -0400, Morbus Iff wrote:
>     - the window stays minimized - how do I spring it
>       open to a Maximized state? I use both ->Enable
>       and ->Show, but still it's minimized.

If I understand your problem correctly:

Show([COMMAND])
Shows a window (or change its showing state to COMMAND); available COMMANDs 
are:
   SW_HIDE
   SW_MAXIMIZE
   SW_MINIMIZE
   SW_RESTORE
   SW_SHOW
   SW_SHOWDEFAULT
   SW_SHOWMAXIMIZED
   SW_SHOWMINIMIZED
   SW_SHOWMINNOACTIVE
   SW_SHOWNA
   SW_SHOWNOACTIVATE
   SW_SHOWNORMAL
The default COMMAND, if none specified, is SW_SHOWNORMAL


/J

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