James (jmlynesjr): Thank you for your positive answer.

I have downloaded the Smart, Roebling et Al. document you mentioned. It refers to samples/examples, but does not contain them. Can you refer me to the examples?

Referring to the dearth and scarcity of documentation on wxPerl, I can't seem to find good wxPerl documentation on wxListCTRL, and especially on tying a database table to a list control - while there is lots of Python documentation.

It's interesting to note this emotional expression of frustration: http://osdir.com/ml/lang.perl.wxperl/2006-06/msg00010.html Quote:

Trying to search for solutions in the WxPerl arena is like trying to find water in a desert, docs and good examples are slim to none.
Unquote

Many thanks again - Helen

In reply to Re^5: "Like trying to find water in a desert" by HelenCr
in thread wxPerl fails with a cryptic message: "variable is not of type Wx::Point" by HelenCr

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