jsteng has asked for the wisdom of the Perl Monks concerning the following question:
I have always been using Perl TK for GUI applications. But recently, I hit a wall trying to implement a ListView functionality. TK-Table works but very slow; I still have yet to try MColumn.
AutoIt uses Win32 GUI; I tried their Listview and it was substantially faster, and quality was better. Must I switch to Perl Win32-GUI instead of Perl TK? Is Win32-GUI superior than TK? What are the PROs and CONs of each module? For one, I like TK because it has good documentations.
My requirement: Ability to list text in single to multiple columns/scrollable multiple rows; ability to bind mouseclicks and keyboard presses and highlight, change color/font selected/pointed items.
Thanks.
Re: Perl-TK vs Perl-Win32-GUI
by jsteng (Beadle) on Apr 19, 2018 at 02:25 UTC
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I managed to write the routine using Pane, Frame and Labels to create multi-column listview with Perl TK.
I got satisfactory performance out of it - at par with Win32-GUI's ListView, but easier to manage.
Happy to know TK is capable.
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