I have the below 12 outer ball shapes forming a ring shape, and I can only bind a mouse click to the $refitem one(one of the balls in the ring of balls as it were)... can anyone show me how to bind to one of the balls created by the for loop? 
#
# bit of code
# 

# outer marker ball one
my $refitem = $zinc->add('arc',$centergroup2, [ [10,20], [20,30] ],
               -filled => 1,
               -fillcolor => $refgrad,              ##    $refgrad
               -linewidth => 0,
               -priority => 100
              );

# make/clone 11/12 more of the above... and form the ring shape
for (1..11){
my $relement = $zinc->clone($refitem);
$zinc->rotate($relement,.53*$_);
}


$zinc->bind($refitem, '<1>',  \&ro6);         # this is the one that w
+orks when I click on it
#$zinc->bind($relement[1], '<1>',  \&ro6b);   # Looking for this part

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Don't know the right wording as I'm not a programmer... put this makes abit of sence to me: If I could make an array... made up of each of the 11/12 balls created in the for loop's names, then the "#$zinc->bind($varname1, '<1>', \&ro6b);" bit as it were, might work. # Am on Windows XP Home # With ActiveState ActivePerl 5.8.7 Build 815 # Also use EnginSite Perl Editor LITE

In reply to for loops by Anonymous Monk

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