Re: Re: Re: WxPerl Login Dialog

[PodMaster]

If ShowModal returns true, the app hangs...

That's because you've turned control over to wxWindows, but there is nothing telling the app to die (basically, you need to $app->SetTopWindow($dialog) if you want the application to exit when the window is destroyed).

but I still think returning false from OnInit should be perfectly valid.

I'd say I agree with you (even though I've never had the need/urge to do that), but I suspect there might be a real good reason for this (a carp would be fine with me -- you should definetly inquire on the list).

update: I almost forgot, it's called wxPerl, not WxPerl ;)

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[Jouke]

There is a perfectly good situation when you want OnInit to return false imho. I use it myself in pVoice, where I use the SingleInstanceChecker. If there is already another copy of pVoice running, I let OnInit return false, so the application dies.

Jouke Visser, Perl 'Adept'
Using Perl to help the disabled: pVoice and pStory