zentara wrote:
> You must install Tk, it's a separate module. Plus
> the program needs a MainLoop statement.
It depends on the Perl version. When I tried to install Tk on Perl 5.6.1, I got an
error message saying it was already installed. I tried the code posted in:
Subject:
Re: How do
On Tue, 25 Feb 2003 10:30:32 +0530, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Anand
Ramakrishna) wrote:
> I work on Solaris and I have perl installed. Do I have to install Perl Tk
> separately.
>I got this sample program from the web and I tried to run it in my machine. I get
>this error when I do it.
>"Can't locate
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It depends really on how "fancy" you want to get with it.
At one end you have the Perl/Tk bindings for doing things in Tk,
but you could also go to
GlacierPlease post in plain text. Thanks.
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Hello
all,
I
It depends really on how "fancy" you want to get with it.
At one end you have the Perl/Tk bindings for doing things in Tk,
but you could also go to freshmeat.net, find yourself a copy of
Glade, and find a copy of the Perl GTK bindings - that way you can
'visually' do the whole UI part, and put in
Hello
all,
I am newbie to Perl. I have very little experience in writing Perl scripts. Now
I have to develop a GUI in Perl, which will take some inputs and print out the
input options in a text file. In my Perl GUI, I should have some combo boxes and
some buttons. I dont have
