Thanks; I have and I have looked at Loft. Problem is that it's last update was 2004. If I use it then I'll have to update it to the current Win32::GUI (1.03.4) to make it community pleasing. <sigh>
I do have a question. It's simple (for you) and bugging (me). How do I trap events in my code? Example: Control.pl calls Control::Package. All windows are created in Control::Package. All event sub's are located in Control::Package. In particular, my $TopMenu = new Win32::GUI::Menu( # Main Window Menu 'File' => 'TopMenuFile', '>&Open' => 'TopMenuOpen', '>&New' => 'TopMenuNew', ); and 'TopMenu*_Click' are located in Control::Package. Win32::GUI::Dialog(); # is located in Control::Package. But, clicking on a menu item isn't captured by the *_Click (or *_click) sub. I know, I know. I shouldn't ask dumb questions, but??? art --- Jeremy White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > >Before I build one is there a Win32 Visual Editor available. One that works > >somewhat like the Microsoft Visual Studio v5.0 or v6.0 C++ Resource Editor? > >Somthing that allows me to select and position a GUI thing in a window, > >specify > >the GUI parameters, integrate event sub's and insert the stuff into Perl > >source code? > > Have a look at Loft: > > http://user.bahnhof.se/~johanl/perl/Loft/ > > It does some of the things you want. > > Cheers, > > jez. > > >