What I am trying to do is use the events that are defined in Win32::Gui. In my script I query a list and dump them into a ListView. Once they are in the ListView I want to be able to click on an element in the ListView and have its detail display in a Textfield. In order to do this I need to use the follow event:

ItemClick(ITEM) Sent when the user selects an item in the ListView; ITEM specifies the zero-based index of the selected item.

so in order to get the desired results I have to create a subroutine for every item in my ListView. When I code it up statically it works. 

sub ResultView_ItemClick(2) {
   $Display->results->Text(${$List{2}}{message});
}

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However when I use :
my $code = "sub ResultView_ItemClick($count) { $Display->results->Text
+(${$List{$count}}{message});}";
eval $code;

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when I am building my list whenever I click on an element I generate an error. When I run the code it seems that the GUI::Dialog reconizes that I created the subs but it throws an error "Undefined subroutine &main::ResultView_ItemClick"

In reply to Re: Dynamic Subroutines? by Anonymous Monk
in thread Dynamic Subroutines? by Anonymous Monk

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