Thanks. Looking at findINC it'll search @INC for a file. If icon.png is in the same directory as example.pl, example.pl fails to execute with the same error. I'm not a Tk expert, there are many nodes here from people with much more experience (Super Search, DuckDuckGo etc..)

However, you're specifically adding this file to resources/icon.png, either altering your code to Tk::findINC('resources/icon.png') and packaging the way you did will work, e.g.

The fils is located here: /tmp/par-6d6172746f/cache-535ec6de1b4efb148a
+c99123aadeb8c4f902fa64/inc/resources/icon.png

[download]

Or just don't package that way:

marto@Shemp:~/tkpp$ ls
icon.png  tk.pl
marto@Shemp:~/tkpp$ pp -a "icon.png;icon.png" -o tk tk.pl
marto@Shemp:~/tkpp$ ./tk 
The fils is located here: /tmp/par-6d6172746f/cache-df7f1b303bbe076aaf
+1a97c9630e6d50e56371c6/inc/icon.png

[download]

I've posted an example in the past showing how to determine if the code is being run via a script of a PAR packaged executable, let me know if you can't find this, should you go looking.

Lastly, I don't know what you want to do with the png file, perhaps there's a better more portable way to achieve that.

In reply to Re^3: Using Tk inside a Perl exe by marto
in thread Using Tk inside a Perl exe by Garden Dwarf

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