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I'm tinkering with wxGlade at the moment, with a moderate degree of success. Johan Vromans wrote a good article in the summer Perl Review on writing and maintaining GUIs with wxGlade. According to the article, wxGlade will round trip code in the way you describe, although I haven't tried it yet.

Of course, it generates Wx code, which is subject to the caveats on getting Wx to work I mentioned in the thread planetscape already cited.

You may also want to look at this thread on ZooZ - which generates Tk code.

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In reply to Re: Building GUIs with a GUI by g0n
in thread Building GUIs with a GUI by grinder

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