Sorry, I guess I didn't make that quite clear. My program is going to update every x seconds, but I want to have the bind option to go to the Yahoo page of the stock itself. I never personally used that option, but I believe that Yahoo has links to news for the company if you went to Yahoo Finance and looked for GE for example.

And I do remember looking at that discussion when it appeared, but I'm sort of cheating. Yahoo has an option to download a CSV of a list of stocks you pick, so I'm grabbing that and then parsing out what I want from there. I'm not worried about things hanging because I'm doing the rewrites myself after fetching the CSV.

There is no emoticon for what I'm feeling now.


In reply to Re: Re: Binding hyperlinks to text using Perl/Tk by Popcorn Dave
in thread Binding hyperlinks to text using Perl/Tk by Popcorn Dave

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