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If the samples aren't working you probably don't have the latest version, or you grabbed active perl's ppm (which seems to be flaky). It is best if you download it from dada.perl.it. Below is a piece of code that should show you "Hello World".
use strict; use Win32::GUI; # First we create a window my $window = Win32::GUI::Window->new ( -width => 200, # Set the width -height => 200, # Set the height -text => "Hello World Title", # Set the title -name => "window1", # Set the name (used for event handlers) ); # Next we create a font (optional) my $font = Win32::GUI::Font->new ( -size => 20, # Set the size (in points) -name => "Comic Sans MS", # Name of the font ); # Then we add a lable to our window my $lable = $window->AddLabel( -text => "Hello World", # Set the text in the label -font => $font, # Set the font -foreground => [0, 0, 255], # Set the color of the text ); # Make sure you show your window $window->Show (); # This starts the event loop so we can now respond to events Win32::GUI::Dialog(); # The only event we want to respond to is the terminate event # The name of a sub to run an event is in the form "name_event" # If the terminate event sub is not specified your program won't exit +if you hit the x sub window1_Terminate { return -1; # Return -1 to end the event loop }

In reply to Re: How do I use Win32::GUI properly? by c-era
in thread How do I use Win32::GUI properly? by punksk8er

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