Hi, I am currently working on a Popup menu that will be created from a flat file.

How do I determine which value the user has selected. Ive tried returning the value from the menu creation and the popup call. The sample code I am working on at the moment is 
#set up main window display
use Tk;
$mw = new MainWindow(-title => 'PopUp');
@buttons = qw(A B C D E F G);

#popup menu set up
    $popupmenu = $mw->Menu(-tearoff => 0);

    for (my $ctr = 0; $ctr <@buttons; $ctr++){
            $popupmenu->insert(1, 'command',
            -label => $buttons[$ctr],
            -command => [sub {print $popupmenu->cget('text') ."\n"}],
          );
    }

   $mw->bind("<Button-3>" => sub {$popupmenu->Popup(-popover => "curso
+r",
                                                    -popanchor => 'nw'
+)
                                                    -command => [sub {
+print "Popup\n"}]});
MainLoop();

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any help would be greatly appeciated

In reply to Dynamic Popup Menus by skywalker

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