Re: Tk::Browseentry -browsecmd Option with Subroutine Parameter

Here's the problem:

\&selection("option1")
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This is not a reference to subroutine called with a parameter. In fact, there's no such a thing as a code reference plus parameters. You have two options:

Use a subroutine:

-browsecmd => sub { selection('option1') }
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Tk allows you to specify a callback as an array reference (the first member is the code ref, the rest the parameters):
```
-browsercmd => [ \&selection, 'option1' ]
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```

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Re^2: Tk::Browseentry -browsecmd Option with Subroutine Parameter by erpse (Initiate) on Mar 19, 2015 at 15:00 UTC
That absolutely solves my problem! Thank you! Another example of: "Once you do it right, it works" ;)	[reply]