The above node Re: Tk vs. wxPerl is obviously IMVHO, so *for me* procedural programming is easy than OOP.

For example, *for me* is easier to write the hello world written in Tk 
use strict;
use Tk;

my $mw = MainWindow->new( -height => 100, -width => 350);
$mw->title ("Hello, world!");
MainLoop;

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than wx one: 
use strict;
use Wx;


package MyApp;

use vars qw(@ISA);

@ISA = qw(Wx::App);

sub OnInit {
  my( $this ) = shift;

  my( $frame ) = MyFrame->new();

  $this->SetTopWindow( $frame );

  $frame->Show( 1 );
}


package MyFrame;

use vars qw(@ISA);

@ISA = qw(Wx::Frame);

sub new {
  my( $this ) = shift->SUPER::new( undef, -1, 'Hello, world!',
                                   [200,200] , [350, 100] );
  return $this;
}


package main;

my( $app ) = MyApp->new();
$app->MainLoop();

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So IMVHO to programming wxPerl you have to know more Perl than to programming with Tk.

Documentation issue: Tk has 3 books from O'Reilly, several chapters inside other books (Advanced Perl Programming, Professional Perl Development, others?), 1 newsgroup with years of posts, searchable with groups.google.com or with www.peltk.org, years of development with tons of scripts aka large community.

wxPerl unfortunately has only a mailing list without a working search engine and few excellent tutorials.

But Perl/Tk is years old and wxPerl is young. This scenario is IMVHO the normality.

DLL issue: my dir command on win32 says those dimensions. Only this.

Update: fixed typos

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Tk vs. wxPerl by dree
in thread Tk vs. wxPerl by batkins

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