Webmaster Forum / Perl / Tk / September 2004

I must be doing something silly - my menu accelerators don't seem to
function.  I did some googling, but didn't come up with anything
concrete to try.  I have fiddled with different options for the
accelerator key, to no avail.

I've been using Perl for a long time and just started using TK to create
some simple user interfaces (on Windows XP).
Right now I'm working on a wizard which really works quite nicely. On
one part of the wizard I'm moving database records, and I'm using the

ZooZ is a Perl/Tk GUI builder written in pure Perl/Tk.
I just uploaded v1.0RC2 of ZooZ to my CPAN directory.
It should show up on your local mirror in a few hours:
 http://search.cpan.org/~aqumsieh

i just started using Tk
i have made a left frame with some radiobuttons that is supposed to
show different   widgets on a right frame whenever the user clicks on
it. For example, if user clicks on Radiobutton 1, the right frame will

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high folks,
I've written a perl tk script which automatically sucks webpages
from the net and saves them on the users hard disk.
now I want to implement a lable by which the user is informed about

Is there some way to, for a time, prevent the cursor from moving?

Can somebody download and build this perl module for me to work with
ActiveState Perl 5.8.4?
Tk::Icon -
http://www.schmuker.de/perl/modules/

ZooZ is a GUI builder, written in pure Perl/Tk. I just
uploaded to my CPAN dir what I consider to be the
first release candidate for v1.0. It is still making
its way through the internet, but should end up at:

i try do an interactive graph with Tk::TreeGraph (ActiveStatePerl
5.6.1, Tk::TreeGraph v1.24) and encountered a behaviour i can't
understand: With the following code i was able to create a tree, node
1.1.1 was expected to be connected to node 1.1, but it is actually

I've some question to the focus-method and bind.
see this little code:
$entry->bind("<KeyPress-Tab>",sub { check_entry();});
in the check_entry subroutine the entered value will be tested, and if

I need help! How do I display a JPEG image/photo in a Perl/Tk app such
that it can easily be changed during runtime?
I have used Perl/Tk lightly for the past year, almost all of my apps
have used a very basic GUI. A few of my apps have had a single

Hi list,
I'm new here, and have been writing my first real ptk application, a
parser for HL7 interface messages.  
I've been able to get through most of the GUI stuff with the help of the

Steve Smith <sjs@sonic.net> writes:

This simple script:
use strict;
use warnings;
use Tk;