From: Fleming, J. M <joh...@ed...> - 2007-05-31 14:36:38
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I thought it might be a win32 problem. I looked through cvs and tried to build 1.06 but I don't have a c compiler and wasn't sure which one I needed to install, but I didn't put too much into this.=20 I'll try adding those to the cli.=20 BTW this is XP sp2. Thanks for the reply!=20 ------------------- John Fleming INFORMATION SECURITY AMERICAS NETWORK SECURITY SERVICES 5400 Legacy Dr. Plano, TX 75024 Phone:+1-972-605-1232) email: joh...@ed... pager: 877-348-9078 pager email: 877...@sk... -----Original Message----- From: ro...@th... [mailto:ro...@th...] On Behalf Of Robert May Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2007 2:03 PM To: Fleming, John M Cc: per...@li... Subject: Re: [perl-win32-gui-users] tool tips && Win32::GUI::GetOpenFileName On 30/05/07, Fleming, John M <joh...@ed...> wrote: > Does anyone know how to disable tooltips in a GetOpenFileName window? I'm not aware of any way to do this > I have a problem that I think it related to tool tips. You may be right, but it's more likely that we have a problem in Win32::GUI. > Sometimes (can't tell what > the trigger is) when hovering over a file the perl script will just=20 > exit. No core file or complaints. I tried wrapping the whole program=20 > into an eval { } print $@ if $@ but that didn't show anything. Well, I wouldn't expect a core file on windows. perl -W -MCarp=3Dverbose some_script.pl might give you some additional information. In my experience it's very unusual for perl on Win32 to just give up with no warnings/error from either Perl or the OS. > active state 5.8.8, win32gui- 1.05. I'm using xmlbuilder 0.49 to=20 > handle heavy gui lifting. Which Win32 OS? Regards, Rob. |