Hello Aaron,
Wednesday, May 17, 2000, 14:57:44, you wrote:
AS> And my line 62 reads:
AS>my $x = $Dialog->>$FirstName->Text();
I am also relativly new to Win32::GUI, but I might be able to help here.
First off without seeing the rest of code it's hard to figure out
exactly what's going on. Some assumptions I have to make... first
your Window or Dialogbox is assigned to $Dialog. Next I have to assume
that $FirstName is assigned to your text field like this.
ex. $FirstName = $Main->AddTextfield(-name => "First_Textfield",
-text => "",
-left => 10,
-top => 20,
);
If this is the case you can actually get the value in the field with
the following line of code assuming that your request is within the
scope of variable $FirstName;
$x = $FirstName->Text();
To simplify things I would do the following. Don't bother assigning a
variable to your Textfield and just refer to it by the name assigned
to it.
## PERL CODE SEGMENT BELOW
$Dialog->AddTextfield(-name => "First_Textfield",
-text => "",
-left => 10,
-top => 20,
);
## To get the value in the text field use the line below
$x = $Dialog->First_Textfield->Text();
## PERL CODE ENDS
I hope this helps.
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