Sure, you could simply loop  FunkyWonky( $_) for @array; where FunkyWonky sets up the onmouseover/onmouseout enter/leaver color changers

See also commentary by zentara in GUIs in Tk.:Zinc; a perl module experiment

After that see "testGraphics.pl" in zinc-demos (its "7. A set of demos based on Graphics.pm module (really better with openGL)." ... hippodrome tab) 

  $zinc->bind('pushbtn', '<1>', sub {&pushButton
  $zinc->bind('pushbtn', '<ButtonRelease>', sub {&pullButton();});

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So tag each button with "pooshboton", then bind on pushboton + enter / leave ... see testGraphics.pl sub pushButton for details

In reply to Re: TkZinc Can you Bind an array of buttons. by Anonymous Monk
in thread TkZinc Can you Bind an array of buttons. by john.tm

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