Hello Monks,

I'm writing a front-end script for a Perl script I have, and I created a few RadioButtons. I was wondering
if it's possible to add a "Label" widget to a RadioButton?

I created the RadioButton, then tried using the set_label_widget() Method to add a Label I created and it
throws this error when I try to use it:
       Can't locate object method "set_label_widget" via package "Gtk2::RadioButton"


And if I simply try to use the Label widget's variable name as the RadioButton's text I see this instead of what the label
contains as its text when using the method new_with_label():
       Gtk2::Label=HASH(0x8614d54)


I read what documentation I found and I checked out the ManPage for Gtk2::RadioButton and couldn't find anything about using
Label Widgets with this. But I figured maybe it was possible since most of the documentation I found for Gtk2 doesn't always
show every single method that each particular widget is capable of using. For instance the info I found for some of the Widgets
don't include some of the methods like; "modify_bg()" and "modify_fg()", I found were missing from a few of the Widgets
Method's lists...


Any thoughts or suggestions would be much appreciated!

Thanks in Advance,
Matt

In reply to Perl::Gtk2 --- Possible for a RadioButton to contain a Label Widget? by mmartin

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