My question is, from the below code, how do I run a subroutine outside of WxPerl with the variables pushed from the GUI into the script?

What does that even mean?

1.) How to print "Hello World" (from the button eventhandler); it doesn't actually print to console until I hit the X button and close the GUI.

You're Suffering from Buffering?, STDOUT->autoflush(1); ... print "...\n\n\n\n\n\n\n";

2.) I need to be able to print the value of the radio button or checkbox and run a subroutine based on if it's set to 0 or 1 after I click the button from above. 3.) Capture the input value from the user and pass to console as variables win32 equiv:

Try  warn "@_\n"; from your event handler

Then you can use 

$self->{checkbox_1}->GetValue
$self->{combo_box_1}->GetValue
$self->{radio_btn_1}->GetValue

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You've got typos ... modern practice 

    my $app = Wx::SimpleApp->new;
    my $frame_1 = MyFrame1->new();
    $app->SetTopWindow($frame_1);
    $frame_1->Show(1);
    $app->MainLoop();

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my wxWidgets / wxPerl / wxGlade tutorial

In reply to Re: Need help doing simple tasks in WxPerl / Wxglade by Anonymous Monk
in thread Need help doing simple tasks in WxPerl / Wxglade by netnem

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