k, ok, ok. I know that if you don't contribute you don't get a say. Well, I intended to contribute but things just happened. And so I wonder:
I've had a bad time getting restarted with Win32::GUI. In the vernacular, I've had 'unresolved issues'. To wit. 1. It appears that filenames of 'GUI.pl' and folder names of 'GUI' cause fits, and 2. All Win32::GUI event names go into global namespace. This appears to mean that the main program (<main>.pl> and any module containing window creations with any events can not have a package specified. That is, 'package <name>' and 'package <module>' won't work. (I think that I've seen this documented somewhere). And so, I wonder if this could be put into a prominent place, or maybe, prominent places, within the available documentation with specific guidelines as to legal Perl or Windows constructs which are not allowed. Something like: "DO NOT USE A MODULE NAME OF GUI.PL", and "DO NOT USE A FOLDER NAME OF GUI", and "DO NOT PUT A PACKAGE SPECIFICATION IN FILES CONTAINING Win32::GUI REFERENCES", and "DO NOT PUT A PACKAGE SPECIFICATION IN THE MAIN PROGRAM" Any way I can really help in this? art
