Hi Monks,
I have an issue with the dialog box working 
my $db = $mw->DialogBox(-title => 'Dialog', -buttons => ['Yes','No','A
+bort'],-default_button => 'Yes');
$db->Label(-text =>"This is a dialog")->pack(-side=>'top', -ipady=>5);
my $answer = $db->Show();
print "Your selection is $answer \n";

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The above code works normally when we select the buttons Yes, No, Abort using the mouse or the space bar but when we select it using the enter key <Return> the default button value in my case i.e 'Yes' is seleted inspite what ever the value that is selected.
please let me know how to overcome this issue ??

In reply to Dialog box Binding issue by Anonymous Monk

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