I'm currently moving into the world of GUI's. I'm taking a script which, previously, derived its behavior from command-line switches.

What I'd like to do, now, is create a wizard of sorts. The first pane would determine the content of the second pane.

For example, let's say my first pane has two options:
1) Create user
2) Create multiple users

Clicking the "next" button would then lead to a new pane, the contents of which would depend on which choice they made. Either:
1) text inputs for each user field (id, name, pwd) _or_
2) a file selection dialog, to import a csv file of users.

Does anybody have some example code for this type of "wizard" behavior? I'm just not sure how to start creating the "paths."

Or, if you have any advanced programs that use wxPerl, I'd love to see them. I've got a stack of utilities that I need to make a bit more "user-friendly." Thanks!

In reply to advanced wxPerl example, please. by ngomong

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