These warnings are coming from strict

the idea of local $boom is to give the global $boom a local value so when you speak of $boom, here, it's a package global.

Also, If i recall, you can combine the calls to ->configure and ->new() when creating the widgets when using Tk to get a call somewhat like 

$boom->Button((-text=>'Yes',-command=>\&des)->pack()

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the trick there being to do it in the right order...

Sun Apr 29 04:30:14 UTC 2007 jonadab, mentions that what I say in relation to local is q{ if not outright wrong, is at least misleading }, I'd rather go with "over simplified". I am happy to stand corrected and point out that Coping with Scoping does a far better job of explaining that I ever will.

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In reply to Re: help using packForget() by f00li5h
in thread help using packForget() by gammaman

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