From steve )at( petabit.com

Dear all: I'm running Win32:FileOp for the first time, trying to use the OpenDialog function. Relative newbie as far as perl on windows goes, I'm pretty comfortable on Unix.

Everytime I call FileOp::OpenDialog, Perl crashes to Dr. Watson! Since I'm new at this and there's no mention on the net of known bugs in this module, I assume I'm doing something dumb. Here's the snippet (Running on NT) 

  sub OpenFile_Click {
      $FileName= Win32::FileOp::OpenDialog(

#	title => "Open Text File",
#	defaultfilter => 1
	);
	# print ("Want me to open $Filename ?\n");
      exit(0);
   }

P.S. I see the Dr. whether those parameters are enabled or not.

P.P.S. The event handler is dada's Win32::GUI

In reply to Win32:FileOp Crashes Perl by Anonymous Monk

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