Gentle Monks,

Today I have decided to make a windows front end using Win32::GUI. Subroutines play into this pretty heavily and I am running into problems. Specifically I need to figure out how to properly pass variables into my subroutine, and if I am correctly calling my sub. Here is my code: 

use Win32::GUI;
$main=Win32::GUI::Window->new(-title=>"application",-name=>"Main",-wid
+th => 400, -height => 200);
$main->AddButton(-name=>"BOK",-text=>"GO!",-pos=>[148,125], -onClick=>
+ \&SUBMIT,);

my $urlfield = $main->AddTextfield(
  -name   => "urlfield",
  -text   => "",
  -left   => 10,
  -top    => 10,
  -width  => 200,
  -height => 25,
  -prompt => ["URL:", 80],
);

 $main->Show();
 Win32::GUI::Dialog();
 
 sub Window_Terminate {
    return -1;   # Stop message loop and finish program
}

sub SUBMIT {
my ($submitted_url) = @_;
print "$submitted_url \n";
}

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I thought that I had it correct. I call SUBMIT within the AddButton, and it will print newlines, but no data. What am I missing? I appreciate everyone's help.

Thanks,
ghettofinger

In reply to Passing variables to subroutines and Win32::GUI by ghettofinger

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