Re^3: Perl Tk Asynchronous Progress Updates

The example that I gave you can be used with threads ideally, eg., using the button in each of your threads. It shouldn't detract from your application's responsiveness. Yes, you'll need to understand threads:-).

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Re^4: Perl Tk Asynchronous Progress Updates by Anonymous Monk on Jul 02, 2013 at 06:52 UTC
The example that I gave you can be used with threads ideally, eg., using the button in each of your threads. It shouldn't detract from your application's responsiveness. Yes, you'll need to understand threads:-). So Re: Perl Tk Asynchronous Progress Updates didn't answer Re: Perl Tk Asynchronous Progress Updates and Re^3: Perl Tk Asynchronous Progress Updates doesn't answer Re^2: Perl Tk Asynchronous Progress Updates -- all OP has to do is figure it out on his own -- why did you post this Khen1950fx, to tease the OP?	[reply]
Re^4: Perl Tk Asynchronous Progress Updates by Anonymous Monk on Jul 02, 2013 at 15:37 UTC
I see. I was hoping to avoid threads, but I guess I might have to end up using them after all. I suppose this means I will have to share data between them using threads::share in order to update the progress widget part of the main thread. thanks for the advice, Hermes	[reply]


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