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Yes, hdb has a point about the OnRed method using:

$this->{listCtrl}->SetItemTextColour( 0, wxRED );
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But also the event handler method is has to be written like this:

EVT_BUTTON( $self, $btnBold, sub { $self->OnBold } );
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The OnBold method is in the current package.

Another remark is that you can skip all the use.+ stuff until the first package declaration in your code examples, they are not needed and is recommended to keep the posts as short as possible. It is also better for debugging, to not load unused modules.

Regards, Stefan.

In reply to Re^3: wxPerl: is wxListCtrl Get/SetItemFont implemented? and further important questions by stefbv
in thread wxPerl: is wxListCtrl Get/SetItemFont implemented? and further important questions by HelenCr

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