Hi all,

I am running Perl 5.8.8 and Tk 804.027. I try to get ZooZ - the Perl/Tk GUI builder to work. First of all ZooZ.pl doesn't startup unless I add the -nosplash option.

When running perl ZooZ.pl -nosplash I get a fatal error "Can't locate auto/Tk/Frame/header.al in @INC". It is possible to continue loading the gui, however I can not configure widgets.

The error occurs at ZooZ/Forms.pm Line 891. 

  my $hl = $top->Scrolled(HList       =>
              -scrollbars => 'se',
              -bg         => 'white',
              -header     => 1,
              -columns    => 4,
             )->grid(-row     => 1,
                 -column  => 0,
                 -rowspan => 2,
                 -sticky  => 'nsew',
                );
 
  $hl->header(create => 0, -relief => 'raised', -text => 'Label');
  $hl->header(create => 1, -relief => 'raised', -text => 'Type');
  $hl->header(create => 2, -relief => 'raised', -text => 'Accelerator'
+);
  $hl->header(create => 3, -relief => 'raised', -text => 'Command');

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$hl is just a Tk::Form, which does not have a header subroutine. I guess it was intended to use Tk::HList::header.

Does anyone know how to make this work?

In reply to ZooZ Autoloader error by codeacrobat

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