Several changes:

  1. Thanks, and your two suggestions were implemented.
  2. In the old version, it waits even after failed to load the image; in this new version, it no longer waits in this situation.
  3. The time dealyed is now a constant, for better coding style.
use Tk; use Tk::JPEG; use File::Glob ':glob'; use constant DELAY => 1000; my @jpgs = bsd_glob("*.jpg"); my $index = 0; my $mw = MainWindow->new(title => "JPEG"); my $image = $mw->Photo(); $mw->Button(-image => $image)->pack(); $mw->after(DELAY, \&next_image); MainLoop; sub next_image { $image->blank(); if (eval {$image->read($jpgs[$index]); 1}) { $mw->configure(-title => $jpgs[$index]); $mw->after(DELAY, \&next_image) if (++$index <= $#jpgs); } else { $mw->after(0, \&next_image) if (++$index <= $#jpgs); } }

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