OK, well, I think the confusion is pretty complete now. (- of course I should have written 'eq' not '==' in my example)
- but in the example[1], 'ok' was used, not 'accept', that's the reason for my last mail. [1] https://github.com/dave-theunsub/gtk3-perl-demos/blob/master/dialog_boxes.pl - are integer values passed to add_button converted to strings according to some rule? Which? At least the example seems to suggest that -5 is mapped to the string 'ok'. - I'm actually trying to use a glade file with a file chooser dialog; I had to add two buttons to this dialog, but don't see how to configure the outcome values in glade. BTW I also can only show the dialog once, after the first time (regardless whether I call destroy (which I have to to make it disappear) or not, it is shown in various bogus ways. - I've now checked what the run method actually returns, and it's integer values, either 0 or -1 or -5. Christian.
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