Hello, I am currently trying to design a simple Perl program with Win32::GUI. I have a main window which contains a button leading to a sub window, with an text input field. When the program is started, the first user input is displayed correctly to the console after pushing the submit button. If the sub window is called again in the same season, no new input is being accepted, its always the first input only which is getting displayed. Does anyone know how to solve that problem? Thanks in advance. OS: Win 7 32-Bit, Code used: 
use strict;
use Win32::GUI();

$| = 1;

sub MAIN{
    my $main = Win32::GUI::Window->new(-width => 840, -height => 480, 
+-text => 'Main', -name => 'Main');
    $main->AddButton(-width => 130, -height => 60, -text => 'Sub', -po
+s => [100,100], -name => 'Sub');
    $main->AddButton(-width => 66, -height => 24, -text => 'Exit', -po
+s => [750,410], -name => 'Exit');
    $main->Show();
    Win32::GUI::Dialog();

    sub Sub_Click { ADD(); }
    sub Exit_Click { $main->Hide(); system.exit(0); -1; }
    sub main_Terminate { $main->Hide(); system.exit(0); -1; }
    
}

sub ADD{
    my $add = Win32::GUI::Window->new(-width => 840, -height => 480, -
+text => 'Add', -name => 'add');
    $add->Show();
    $add->AddTextfield(-text => 'Input', -width => 360, -height => 130
+, -pos => [100,100], -name => 'input');

    $add->AddButton(-width => 130, -height => 60, -text => 'Submit', -
+pos => [100,300], -name => 'Submit');
    $add->AddButton(-width => 66, -height => 24, -text => "Back", -pos
+ => [750,410], -name => 'Back2');

    Win32::GUI::Dialog();

    sub Submit_Click { 
        print $add->input->Text(); 
        $add->Hide(); MAIN(); return 0;
    }

    sub Back2_Click { $add->Hide(); MAIN(); -1; }
    sub add_Terminate{ $add->Hide(); MAIN(); -1; }
    
}

MAIN();

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In reply to Win32 GUI - Problem with text input field by Andreas44

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