>Most perl GUI development happens on unix using TK, GTK, QT, or wxWindows. >Most windows GUI development is using VB, or C++ rather than Perl. > >It is rare that people do Perl GUI development on Windows.
This may be true in general. But there are a lot of us who love writing in Perl and would not be caught dead writing in VB. I write a fair amount of Perl/Tk GUI programs specifically for the Win32 platform (although they are usually portable to Unix). There are times when a GUI for your Perl script is the best thing to do. I've written some scripts that can be run interactively with a Perl/Tk GUI or non-interactively from the command line. Even wrote a drop-in module that traps all output to STDOUT and route it automatically to a Perk/Tk GUI with a Tk::ROText widget. Repeat after me: Perl rules! -- Mike Arms _______________________________________________ ActivePerl mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/mysubs
