Hello everybody and thanks for reading my problem.

Im new in here and need some advice to overwhelm some trouble programming my exif-editor Tool with Perl and Perl-Tk.

Im dealing with two problems.

I)

I have a scrollable GridColumn with 2 columns. Before Im creating it, Im creating a menu where you can pick a file or directory. So I cant call $gc->refresh() in the menu's subs.

If I start the application and pick a file, the gridcolumns data sofore wont update.

Is there any way creating an event that "watches" if $file or $folder swap from undef to something else? - I 'overread' some sites dealing with events but cant find anything that really fits. (Or I didnt get deep enough.

II)

Dealing with Image:ExifTool - is there any 'easy' way to get all the info of more than one file (all files with exif info in a specific directory) together?

If I manage those 2 problems I might eb able to stick to my appointment next friday. Its an exercise I chose myself for the last course before my bachelor thesis.

Unfortunate my kid had lots of trouble with teeth - so we with sleep - and after that we all got ill, so it gets close to the deadline now and Im missing some things. Im sure my lecturer would give me another week. But I wont use this if I dont have to.

In case you need more information, feel free to ask. I wanted to keep it quite theoretically because I dont want anyone to do my work - I just need some 'slaps on the back of my head' as we German say. :) Have a nice evening and thx for anyone dealing with my post. :)

In reply to Questions regarding mixing up all the data from Image::ExifTool by Buttonzz

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