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The biggest problems I've had have been with new releases of Perl/Tk breaking old code. For instance, here's a patch I had to make because Tk804.025 broke my app:
2915c2924,2926 < sub{$self->clicked_on_assignment($self->{ASS_KEYS}->[$ass_ +lb->curselection()])} --- > # sub{$self->clicked_on_assignment($self->{ASS_KEYS}->[$as +s_lb->curselection()])} > # ... used to work, but no longer does > sub{$self->clicked_on_assignment($self->{ASS_KEYS}->[$name +_to_key{$ass_lb->get($ass_lb->curselection())}])}

Of course, it's always possible that I was depending on behavior that was actually not supposed to be documented and reliable behavior. I'd have to go back and look at the docs I was using (the O'Reilly Mastering Perl/Tk book) and see.


In reply to Re^2: good stable GUI library? by bcrowell2
in thread good stable GUI library? by bcrowell2

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