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From: James L. <jl...@bi...> - 2002-09-21 06:09:52
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Hi Mattia, I would like to use wxLogPassThrough, to create a log handler which logs to file and to a window. However, I don't think it's wrapped. Is it possible to add this to wxPerl? I would be happy to do the wrapping, if you want to point me to the appropriate resources. Regards, James |
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From: Mattia B. <mb...@ds...> - 2002-09-20 07:56:26
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Hello, this is a wxPerl CVS snapshot compiled agains wxWindows 2.3.3 Since wxWindows 2.3.3 is (hopefully) the last developement release before 2.4.0, you are *strongly* encouraged to try it and report bugs. I will try to provide frequent updates (compiled against the 2.4.0-to-be branch). wxPerl changes: - new DEPRECATIONS section in README.txt, please read it - it is now possibile to get the native handle of a Wx::Window - implemented wxWizard and related classes - Document/View framework (thanks to Simon Flack) - implemented wxFontEnumerator and wxFontMapper Thanks! Mattia |
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From: Mattia B. <mb...@ds...> - 2002-09-19 20:00:44
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> Hi. > At the moment > RemoveChild is not available (i'm not sure that's what i'm looking for). > However, Destroy can be used to destroy controls > (kinda like RemovePage in wxNotebook). > > Is there a non-destructive way to just hide controls from the user, > and put others in their place? Err, ->Show( [0|1] ), but I am sure you know that: what am I missing? > kinda like what WxGrid does. I _think_ wxGrid uses ->Destroy and recreates controls, but I haven't looked at the code. HTH Mattia |
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From: Mattia B. <mb...@ds...> - 2002-09-19 19:44:00
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> Why would you ever ->Add a sizer to a sizer? > I try to use $sizer->AddWindow > from now on to prevent myself from accidentally > doing this. This is a *bad* idea: unless it is documented that a method called AddWindow exists, its existence is an implementation detail, and the method may disappear in the future. Regards Mattia |
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From: Mattia B. <mb...@ds...> - 2002-09-19 19:43:36
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[sorry, forgot about this] > Mattia, could you put the Calendar control on the wish list pls? > Somebody else was looking for it recently too. It is already :-) > If you give me a start I'll try to complete it. The problem is not wxCalendarCtrl, it is wxDateTime API (~100 methods). I do not plan to do it now; I want to switch to something else than XS for glue code (probably a preprocessor that will translate to XS; not sure though). Anyway I do not plan to do that for 0.12, hence wxDateTime&wxCalendarControl will have to wait until 0.13 or 0.14. Regards Mattia |
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From: DH <cra...@ya...> - 2002-09-19 14:35:32
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Hi. At the moment RemoveChild is not available (i'm not sure that's what i'm looking for). However, Destroy can be used to destroy controls (kinda like RemovePage in wxNotebook). Is there a non-destructive way to just hide controls from the user, and put others in their place? kinda like what WxGrid does. Or does WxGrid use some kind of ->Raise ->Lower trickery? If it his, anyone got an example of doing it right? thanks. __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? New DSL Internet Access from SBC & Yahoo! http://sbc.yahoo.com |
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From: Scott L. <sla...@th...> - 2002-09-19 05:01:38
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On Wed, 18 Sep 2002, DH wrote:
> Why would you ever ->Add a sizer to a sizer?
For example, you can have one "page" Sizer which
is vertical and add horizontal "row" Sizers to it.
I think it's conceptually nice this way.
$pagesizer = Wx::BoxSizer->new(wxVERTICAL);
$rowsizer = Wx::BoxSizer->new(wxHORIZONTAL);
# here add some Controls to $rowsizer
$pagesizer->Add($rowsizer);
`Add' with BoxSizer lets you tell how the added thing
will resize, so you could have a bottom rowsizer containing
some 'OK' and 'Cancel' buttons not be not resizable, but
the other rows in the dialog above are resizable.
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From: DH <cra...@ya...> - 2002-09-19 03:36:11
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Why would you ever ->Add a sizer to a sizer? I try to use $sizer->AddWindow from now on to prevent myself from accidentally doing this. __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? New DSL Internet Access from SBC & Yahoo! http://sbc.yahoo.com |
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From: Scott L. <sla...@th...> - 2002-09-18 16:55:37
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On Wed, 18 Sep 2002, Mattia Barbon wrote: > > > > t/08_ovl_func.........Usage: Wx::Brush::newBitmap(CLASS, stipple) > > > > at t/08_ovl_func.t line 44. > > > > # No tests run! > > > > > > > > `stipple' is a Wx::Bitmap. I don't know what causes the error. > > > Works for me. Can you reproduce it and if yes, with which perl version > > > (perl -v output). > > > > Hmm, it still gives this error. > > perl 5.8.0 > Fixed. If you are curious it was a bug in the test (not the code): > Until perl 5.8.0 foo::bar => 'xx' was equivalent to 'foo::bar' => 'xx'; > starting from 5.8 it is equivalent to foo::bar() => 'xx'. Holy cow, that's crazy! Glad I'm in the habit of quoting strings (bitten by CGI.pm -values parameter). Thanks. |
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From: Mattia B. <mb...@ds...> - 2002-09-18 13:27:28
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> > > t/08_ovl_func.........Usage: Wx::Brush::newBitmap(CLASS, stipple) > > > at t/08_ovl_func.t line 44. > > > # No tests run! > > > > > > `stipple' is a Wx::Bitmap. I don't know what causes the error. > > Works for me. Can you reproduce it and if yes, with which perl version > > (perl -v output). > > Hmm, it still gives this error. > perl 5.8.0 Fixed. If you are curious it was a bug in the test (not the code): Until perl 5.8.0 foo::bar => 'xx' was equivalent to 'foo::bar' => 'xx'; starting from 5.8 it is equivalent to foo::bar() => 'xx'. Regards Mattia |
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From: Scott L. <sla...@th...> - 2002-09-18 04:48:12
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On Wed, 18 Sep 2002, Mattia Barbon wrote: > > t/08_ovl_func.........Bareword "Wx::Pen::newBitmap" not allowed > > while "strict subs" in use at t/08_ovl_func.t line 485. > > Execution of t/08_ovl_func.t aborted due to compilation errors. > > # No tests run! > Fixed in CVS Yep. > > t/08_ovl_func.........Usage: Wx::Brush::newBitmap(CLASS, stipple) > > at t/08_ovl_func.t line 44. > > # No tests run! > > > > `stipple' is a Wx::Bitmap. I don't know what causes the error. > Works for me. Can you reproduce it and if yes, with which perl version > (perl -v output). Hmm, it still gives this error. perl 5.8.0 I attached the output of building wxPerl. |
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From: Mattia B. <mb...@ds...> - 2002-09-17 22:08:52
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> `make test` doesn't work using wxGTK-2.3.3 on Linux:
>
> t/08_ovl_func.........Bareword "Wx::Pen::newBitmap" not allowed
> while "strict subs" in use at t/08_ovl_func.t line 485.
> Execution of t/08_ovl_func.t aborted due to compilation errors.
> # No tests run!
Fixed in CVS
> I found in XS/Pen.xs that the xsub for `newBitmap' is conditionally
> compiled: #if defined( __WXMSW__ ) || defined( __WXPERL_FORCE__ ).
> (I guess __WXPERL_FORCE__ is an undocumented debugging thing,
> and I use Linux, so `newBitmap' didn't get wrapped.)
> In t/08_ovl_func.t, there is a `skip' call for avoiding
> `newBitmap', but it doesn't avoid the "bareword" problem in
> the `hijack' call before it.
>
> So I commented out the line
>
> Wx::Pen::newBitmap => sub { $newbitmap => 1 },
>
> then tried `make test` again, but...
Fixed another way.
> t/08_ovl_func.........Usage: Wx::Brush::newBitmap(CLASS, stipple)
> at t/08_ovl_func.t line 44.
> # No tests run!
>
> `stipple' is a Wx::Bitmap. I don't know what causes the error.
Works for me. Can you reproduce it and if yes, with which perl version
(perl -v output).
Thanks!
Mattia
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From: Mattia B. <mb...@ds...> - 2002-09-17 20:42:26
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> Anyone know if it's possible to preprocess XRC file contents? > Specifically I am considering how to apply an XSLT to an XML > stylesheet to produce an XRC file. > I've read that the `Load' method "understands VFS", > which seems to correspond to wxFileSystem. I think Yes: VFS == wxFileSystem > I need to subclass Wx::PlFileSystemHandler. Does this sound > like the right approach? I think so, but I never tried it. Regards Mattia |
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From: Scott L. <sla...@th...> - 2002-09-17 19:06:27
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`make test` doesn't work using wxGTK-2.3.3 on Linux:
t/08_ovl_func.........Bareword "Wx::Pen::newBitmap" not allowed
while "strict subs" in use at t/08_ovl_func.t line 485.
Execution of t/08_ovl_func.t aborted due to compilation errors.
# No tests run!
I found in XS/Pen.xs that the xsub for `newBitmap' is conditionally
compiled: #if defined( __WXMSW__ ) || defined( __WXPERL_FORCE__ ).
(I guess __WXPERL_FORCE__ is an undocumented debugging thing,
and I use Linux, so `newBitmap' didn't get wrapped.)
In t/08_ovl_func.t, there is a `skip' call for avoiding
`newBitmap', but it doesn't avoid the "bareword" problem in
the `hijack' call before it.
So I commented out the line
Wx::Pen::newBitmap => sub { $newbitmap => 1 },
then tried `make test` again, but...
t/08_ovl_func.........Usage: Wx::Brush::newBitmap(CLASS, stipple)
at t/08_ovl_func.t line 44.
# No tests run!
`stipple' is a Wx::Bitmap. I don't know what causes the error.
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From: Marcus <li...@wo...> - 2002-09-17 00:16:35
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Thanks for the list, that's very useful. Could you put an updated list inside each release? That would save a lot of questions. Marcus |
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From: Marcus <li...@wo...> - 2002-09-17 00:16:32
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Mattia, could you put the Calendar control on the wish list pls? Somebody else was looking for it recently too. If you give me a start I'll try to complete it. Marcus |
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From: Mattia B. <mb...@ds...> - 2002-09-16 20:13:26
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As promised: Wx::AcceleratorEntry Wx::AcceleratorTable Wx::ActivateEvent Wx::App Wx::BMPHandler Wx::BestHelpController Wx::Bitmap Wx::BitmapButton Wx::BitmapDataObject Wx::BoxSizer Wx::Brush Wx::BusyCursor Wx::BusyInfo Wx::Button Wx::CHMHelpController Wx::Caret Wx::CaretSuspend Wx::CheckBox Wx::CheckListBox Wx::Choice Wx::ClassInfo Wx::ClientDC Wx::Clipboard Wx::CloseEvent Wx::Colour Wx::ColourData Wx::ColourDialog Wx::ComboBox Wx::CommandEvent Wx::ConfigBase Wx::ContextHelp Wx::ContextHelpButton Wx::Control Wx::ControlWithItems Wx::Cursor Wx::DC Wx::DataFormat Wx::DataObject Wx::DataObjectComposite Wx::DataObjectSimple Wx::Dialog Wx::DirDialog Wx::DropFilesEvent Wx::DropSource Wx::DropTarget Wx::EraseEvent Wx::Event Wx::EvtHandler Wx::ExtHelpController Wx::FSFile Wx::FileConfig Wx::FileDataObject Wx::FileDialog Wx::FileDropTarget Wx::FileSystem Wx::FileSystemHandler Wx::FindDialogEvent Wx::FindReplaceData Wx::FindReplaceDialog Wx::FlexGridSizer Wx::FocusEvent Wx::Font Wx::FontData Wx::FontDialog Wx::Frame Wx::GIFHandler Wx::Gauge Wx::Grid Wx::GridCellAttr Wx::GridCellBoolEditor Wx::GridCellBoolRenderer Wx::GridCellChoiceEditor Wx::GridCellCoords Wx::GridCellEditor Wx::GridCellFloatEditor Wx::GridCellFloatRenderer Wx::GridCellNumberEditor Wx::GridCellNumberRenderer Wx::GridCellRenderer Wx::GridCellStringRenderer Wx::GridCellTextEditor Wx::GridEditorCreatedEvent Wx::GridEvent Wx::GridRangeSelectEvent Wx::GridSizeEvent Wx::GridSizer Wx::HelpControllerBase Wx::HelpControllerHelpProvider Wx::HelpControllerHtml Wx::HelpEvent Wx::HelpProvider Wx::HtmlEasyPrinting Wx::HtmlHelpController Wx::HtmlLinkInfo Wx::HtmlWindow Wx::IFFHandler Wx::Icon Wx::IconizeEvent Wx::IdleEvent Wx::Image Wx::ImageHandler Wx::ImageList Wx::IndividualLayoutConstraint Wx::InitDialogEvent Wx::InputStream Wx::InternetFSHandler Wx::JPEGHandler Wx::JoystickEvent Wx::KeyEvent Wx::LanguageInfo Wx::LayoutConstraints Wx::ListBox Wx::ListCtrl Wx::ListEvent Wx::ListItem Wx::ListItemAttr Wx::ListView Wx::Locale Wx::Log Wx::LogGui Wx::LogNull Wx::LogTextCtrl Wx::LogWindow Wx::MDIChildFrame Wx::MDIParentFrame Wx::Mask Wx::MemoryDC Wx::MemoryFSHandler Wx::Menu Wx::MenuBar Wx::MenuEvent Wx::MenuItem Wx::MessageDialog Wx::MiniFrame Wx::MouseEvent Wx::MoveEvent Wx::MultiChoiceDialog Wx::NativeFontInfo Wx::Notebook Wx::NotebookEvent Wx::NotebookSizer Wx::NotifyEvent Wx::OutputStream Wx::PCXHandler Wx::PNGHandler Wx::PNMHandler Wx::PageSetupDialog Wx::PageSetupDialogData Wx::PaintDC Wx::PaintEvent Wx::Palette Wx::Panel Wx::Pen Wx::PlCommandEvent Wx::PlDataObjectSimple Wx::PlEvent Wx::PlFileSystemHandler Wx::PlSizer Wx::PlThreadEvent Wx::PlValidator Wx::Point Wx::PreviewCanvas Wx::PreviewControlBar Wx::PreviewFrame Wx::PrintData Wx::PrintDialog Wx::PrintDialogData Wx::PrintPreview Wx::Printer Wx::PrinterDC Wx::Printout Wx::Process Wx::ProcessEvent Wx::ProgressDialog Wx::RadioBox Wx::RadioButton Wx::Rect Wx::RegConfig Wx::Region Wx::SashEvent Wx::SashWindow Wx::ScreenDC Wx::ScrollBar Wx::ScrollWinEvent Wx::ScrolledWindow Wx::SimpleHelpProvider Wx::SingleChoiceDialog Wx::SingleInstanceChecker Wx::Size Wx::SizeEvent Wx::Sizer Wx::SizerItem Wx::Slider Wx::SpinButton Wx::SpinCtrl Wx::SpinEvent Wx::SplitterEvent Wx::SplitterWindow Wx::StaticBitmap Wx::StaticBox Wx::StaticBoxSizer Wx::StaticLine Wx::StaticText Wx::StatusBar Wx::StopWatch Wx::Stream Wx::StyledTextCtrl Wx::SysColourChangedEvent Wx::SystemSettings Wx::TIFFHandler Wx::TaskBarIcon Wx::TextAttr Wx::TextCtrl Wx::TextDataObject Wx::TextDropTarget Wx::TextEntryDialog Wx::TextUrlEvent Wx::Thread Wx::Timer Wx::TimerEvent Wx::TipProvider Wx::ToggleButton Wx::ToolBar Wx::ToolBarBase Wx::ToolBarSimple Wx::ToolBarToolBase Wx::ToolTip Wx::TreeCtrl Wx::TreeEvent Wx::TreeItemData Wx::TreeItemId Wx::URLDataObject Wx::UpdateUIEvent Wx::Validator Wx::WinHelpController Wx::Window Wx::WindowDC Wx::WindowDisabler Wx::XPMHandler Wx::XmlResource Wx::ZipFSHandler Regards Mattia |
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From: Scott L. <sla...@th...> - 2002-09-16 19:08:10
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Anyone know if it's possible to preprocess XRC file contents?
Specifically I am considering how to apply an XSLT to an XML
stylesheet to produce an XRC file.
I've read that the `Load' method "understands VFS",
which seems to correspond to wxFileSystem. I think
I need to subclass Wx::PlFileSystemHandler. Does this sound
like the right approach?
|
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From: Mattia B. <mb...@ds...> - 2002-09-16 16:55:22
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> >Any idea what is causing this? > > I'm pretty sure that's a feature of wxWindows 2.3 and up. Correct > Now I got a question, > how do you find out the size of the content asides from keeping track yourself? I don't think there is any other method. Regards Mattia |
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From: DH <cra...@ya...> - 2002-09-16 14:53:22
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>Any idea what is causing this? I'm pretty sure that's a feature of wxWindows 2.3 and up. Now I got a question, how do you find out the size of the content asides from keeping track yourself? __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! News - Today's headlines http://news.yahoo.com |
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From: Jouke V. <jo...@pv...> - 2002-09-16 13:05:21
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Hi, I've now more or less completed the wxChat application I was working on (no nifty features, just clean, explainable code for the tutorial), and some people tried to run it with the ppm package they downloaded from wxperl.sf.net built with 2.2.9. They all get the same error: "Can't locate object method "AppendToPage" via package "wxHtmlChat"" When they install the PPM built with 2.3.3b1, the problem disappears. The source of the script can be found at http://jouke.pvoice.org/files/wxChat.tgz (that includes the PerlMonks Modules it uses) Any idea what is causing this? Jouke |
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From: Jouke V. <jo...@pv...> - 2002-09-16 12:58:07
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Hi, On the wxperl.sf.net website's tutorial, there is a list of implemented classes, marked if they are untested and if they exist only in a build with 2.3.3. Could you post and updated list of classes that are implemented in the most recent version (0.11) built with the most recent version of wxWindows (2.3.3b1)? What I'd also like to know (just to be able to mention it in the tutorial I'm giving this wednesday) what are the plans for wxPerl 0.12? Important changes, aside from bugfixes? Jouke |
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From: Mattia B. <mb...@ds...> - 2002-09-16 05:34:01
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> Hi, > > I've tried to call GetScrollPixelsPerUnit on an wxHtmlWindow (derrived > from the wxScrolledWindow), but it does not return anything. I've tried > to call it with the $x, $y parameters, but that tells me it shouldn't > have those parameters. > So the most logical way to use this function is as it is pointed out in > the WxWindows documentation how wxPython uses it, namely > > ($x, $y) = $self->GetScrollPixelsPerUnit(); > > But the function does not return *anything*, not even a listref. > > Any ideas? Yet another bug, fixed in CVS. Regards Mattia |
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From: Jouke V. <jo...@pv...> - 2002-09-15 04:54:59
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Hi, I've tried to call GetScrollPixelsPerUnit on an wxHtmlWindow (derrived from the wxScrolledWindow), but it does not return anything. I've tried to call it with the $x, $y parameters, but that tells me it shouldn't have those parameters. So the most logical way to use this function is as it is pointed out in the WxWindows documentation how wxPython uses it, namely ($x, $y) = $self->GetScrollPixelsPerUnit(); But the function does not return *anything*, not even a listref. Any ideas? Jouke |
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From: James L. <jl...@bi...> - 2002-09-13 20:46:59
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I've got wxPerl, wxWindows and Perl2Exe going together, to give a very good GUI for Perl (having used Tk extensively in the past). Usually the problem is, as Simon Flack says, that there are missing DLLs. One thing to be careful of is that the compiled EXE can work on your build machine, but not on a different one, because some things still get resolved in your PATH. I found I had to test by swapping Perl out of my PATH, then running the EXE, just to make sure. Also, I remember running Perl2Exe in verbose mode (can't remember the switch, -v maybe), which shows all the modules/dependencies it is picking up. If you post error messages etc., I'll see what I can do to help. James ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marc M. Adkins" <Mar...@Do...> To: <wxp...@li...> Sent: 13 September 2002 17:42 Subject: [wxperl-users] FW: SPUG: Windows Applications in Perl > >From Seattle Perl User's Group list...the comment about Perl2Exe was kind of > interesting... > > -----Original Message----- > Subject: SPUG: Windows Applications in Perl > > I have been looking into ways of making Windows GUI applications > with Perl and haven't found any good options yet. > > [...snip...] > > wxPerl looks much nicer (it has the native Windows L-n-F) but for > some reason Perl2Exe does not build the final script.exe > correctly if I use WxPerl. > > [...snip...] > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek > Welcome to geek heaven. > http://thinkgeek.com/sf > _______________________________________________ > wxperl-users mailing list > wxp...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/wxperl-users |
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