Dear esteemed Perlmonks

Using wxPerl, it is often cumbersome (and repetitive), to have many widgets added to a sizer, each one in its own line.

I have noticed on the Net, the existence of a "convenience method" called: "AddMany" (for example here: http://neveredit.sourceforge.net/apidocs/private/wx._core.Sizer-class.html#AddMany):

AddMany is a convenience method for adding several items to a sizer at one time.

Is there a wxPerl implementation of this package? When I try to use it, I get:

Can't locate object method "AddMany" via package "Wx::BoxSizer" ...
etc...

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Many TIA - Helen

In reply to wxPerl: is AddMany implemented? by HelenCr

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