Hi Marto

Thanks for your response. Below i have pasted my sample code.

use Tk;
use Win32::FileOp;

my $mw = MainWindow -> new;

my $frmWidth = 452;
my $frmHeigt = 50;

my $screenypos = $mw->screenheight();
my $screenxpos = $mw->screenwidth();

$screenxpos = $screenxpos - $frmWidth;                                
+                                                                     
+        
$screenxpos = $screenxpos/2;

$screenypos = $screenypos - $frmHeigt;
$screenypos = $screenypos/2;

$mw->geometry("${frmWidth}x$frmHeigt+$screenxpos+$screenypos");
$mw->resizable('no', 'no');

$mw->title ("Test");

my $mainFrame = $mw -> Frame -> pack (-side => 'top', -padx => '8', -p
+ady => '10');

$BrowseFrame = $mainFrame -> Frame() -> pack (-side => 'top', -pady =>
+ '5');
$BrowseFrame -> Button (-text => 'Select folder', -command => \&gotoFi
+le, -background => '#ccccff', -activebackground => '#6666ff') -> pack
+ (-side => 'left', -padx => '5');
$BrowseFrame -> Entry (-textvariable => \$filepath, -width => '84', -b
+ackground => '#ccccff') -> pack (-side => 'left', -padx => '2');


$mw->update;

MainLoop;

sub gotoFile {
    $filepath = BrowseForFolder ("Choose Directory", CSIDL_DRIVES, BIF
+_RETURNONLYFSDIRS);
    
    $mw->Unbusy;
    return 'Cancel' unless($filepath);
    return;
}

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Thanks

Srikrishnan

In reply to Re^2: win32-FileOp module for strawberry by srikrishnan
in thread win32-FileOp module for strawberry by srikrishnan

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