Dear Monks,
I am troubled by the behavior of my code. I was hoping to show my user what the program that I transparently call is doing as it is doing it, but instead, Perl calls the program even before the textarea is drawn. I even made a separate method to see if that would make a difference, which it does not.
I would be most greatful if anyone could point me in the right direction.
Below is only the snipped where it is not acting right.
if($answerbatch eq 'CONTINUE'){ $progressta->place(-x=>0, -y=>0); cont(); }else{ clearthird(); }#else sub cont{ my $i=0; foreach (@arrayfilename){ $_ .= ".log\""; system ("robocopy $gGui{original_source}$arraydirectory[$i]\" $gGui{ +original_dest}$_"); $progressta->insert('end lineend', "Robocopy is now processing $_,\n +"); $i++; }#foreach first(); }#cont
Thanks in advance for your time
FM

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