How would I pass a Curses::UI object to a subroutine to be updated? I've tried several methods, each failed giving me an undefined. Suppose I have the following simplified code: 
my $cui = Curses::UI;
my $window = $cui->add('blahblahblah', 'Window');

# add the progressbars
$window->add('p1', 'Progressbar');
$window->add('p2', 'Progressbar');
$window->add('p3', 'Progressbar');

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How would I pass $window to a subroutine and then use that passed value as $window->getobj('p3')->{-text}="BlahBlahBlah" to update p3's text? I've tried passing it as a scalar and as a reference. Am I missing something?

In reply to passing Curses object to subroutine by emilford

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