Hi,

I can't reproduce the problem. I've taken your script, inserted use Win32::Console, specified a .ico file that exists on my system, and inserted print "Continuing on ...\n" to verify that the script does continue on to process the setMenu() command:

UPDATE: Oh ... I had missed the $tray->runApplication; at the end, but I still don't see any crash. 
use strict;
use Win32::Console;
use Win32::SysTray;

 
my $tray = new Win32::SysTray (
        'icon'   => 'C:\_32\pscrpt\guiperl.ico',
        'single' => 1,
) or exit 0;

print "Continuing on ...\n";
 
$tray->setMenu (
        "> &Test" => sub { print "Hello from the Tray\n"; },
        ">-"      => 0,
        "> E&xit" => sub { return -1 },
);

$tray->runApplication;

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It simply prints out Continuing on ... and exits cleanly.
For me, it now outputs Continuing on ... and then hangs - irrespective of whether Win32::Console is loaded or not.
What else do I need to do in order to see the problem that you've described ?

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re: Win32::SysTray Issue by syphilis
in thread Win32::SysTray Issue by PilotinControl

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