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in thread How do you toggle the system tray icon using Win32::Gui?

I think that this bug actually leaves the icon there even when the app that placed it there has exited. However, at least under 2000, this bug no longer seems to be present.

-jehuni

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Re: Re: How do you toggle the system tray icon using Win32::Gui?
by $code or die (Deacon) on Oct 01, 2001 at 23:33 UTC
    I am running 2000 and I still get this bug. However this doesn't really answer the question of "changing" the icon. The documentation already mentioned says : <blockquot>Win32::GUI does not (yet) have a way of removing a tray icon As far as I can see, there is no way of "changing" the icon either. All you can do is add a new one. But if you can't delete the old one, that's no use either. Try out this code and tell me if the icons still disappear\change as they should (It doesn't on my system):
    use Win32::GUI; my $main = Win32::GUI::Window->new(); my $icon = Win32::GUI::Icon->new('test.ico'); my $tray = $main->AddNotifyIcon( -name => 'tray', -icon => $icon, -id => 0, -tip => 'icon1' ); sleep 5; # hover mouse over icon to see tooltip undef $tray; # try and get rid of old icon $tray = $main->AddNotifyIcon( -name => 'tray', -icon => $icon, -id => 0, -tip => 'icon2' ); sleep 5; # hover mouse over new icon again


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