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in thread GTK2+glade and knowing who called

Read perlvar#@_ and use @_, seems to work fine for me,  print "!!!@_\n"; yields 

!!!! Gtk2::Button=HASH(0xc6fbf4) Gtk2::Dialog=HASH(0xc70094)

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While you're at it read perlintro and the links from my first reply

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Re^6: GTK2+glade and knowing who called
by ultibuzz (Monk) on Jan 22, 2013 at 12:36 UTC

    i would be happy if i would have anything in @_,
    but debug and a dump show nothing in there.
    If normaly there should be something, then i don't have a problem with the code ,
    but something went wrong on installing Gtk2, and thus i'll check that ;)

    kind regards
    Alex

    PS: reinstalling gtk2+ libs freshly

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      i would be happy if i would have anything in @_, but debug and a dump show nothing in there.

      :) Can you prove it?

      In the code you posted you use $_, but $_ is not @_;

      To prove you might post sscce like 

      use ...
my $rawglade = q{<?xml version="1.0" standalone="no"?>
... };
my $gladexml = Gtk2::GladeXML->new_from_buffer( $rawglade );
$gladexml->signal_autoconnect_from_package('main');
sub btnNUM_clicked {
    print "yay clicked @_ \n";
}
__END__
yay clicked 
yay clicked

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      OTOH :)

      my $button = Gtk2->get_current_event->window

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        yep i use @_,in my code typo in the post.
        i tested it on my server, and there was something in @_,
        but not on my notebook.

        re-compiling everything right now :)

        kind regards
        Alex



        EDIT: now i get a filled @_ with the expected Gtk2::Button object in it
        whatever it was a recompile install fixed at least my issue

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