Hi monks,

I'm using the next popup window:
sub compok{
    my $Cok = MainWindow->new(title=>"Copy succeeded");
    my $Cok1 = $Cok -> Frame;
#    $widget -> configure(-size=>14,-weoght=>'bold');
#    $FFont -> weight(bold);
    $Cok1->Label(-text=>"\n\nWONDERFULL\n\nGREAT\n\nINCREDIBLE\n\nMAGN
+IFICENT\n\nYOUR COMPILATION PASSED\n\nAND I'VE JUST FINISHEAD COPYING
+ YOUR FILES\nINTO $Dest_Dir!\n\n\n",
        -font => 14,
#        -weight => 'bold',
        -height => '1.5',
        -background => 'lightblue')->pack(-side=>"top",-fill=>"both",-
+anchor=>"w",qw/-ipadx 70 -ipady 120/);
    $Cok1->Button( -text => 'OK',
        -background => 'lightgreen',
        -command =>[$Cok => 'destroy'])->pack(qw/-ipadx 4 -pady 2/);
    $Cok1 -> pack;
    MainLoop;
}

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I want to add an option that will close the window
after 30 seconds if nothing happens

Any suggestions??

Thanks ahead,
Moked

In reply to timed window by moked

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