Dear Christoph,

your simple example (pp -o test.bin -e 'use Tk; use Tk::Bitmap; tkinit->getOpenFile') works fine.

An important additional information: during the "compilation" process with pp, my program is run twice (I don't know why, I have not fully understood the compilation options yet). The first run corresponds to the .par file, I think. During this run, the file selection window lists all the files. However, during the second run (the .bin) the window does not list any file.

Here is the compilation option I use to produce the .bin: 
pp -o FLT.bin   -a my_module.pm -C -x -vvv my_prog.pl
Best regards,

Gilles

In reply to Re^2: perl, Tk GUI, problem with getOpenFile, in a packed program by gbertrand
in thread perl, Tk GUI, problem with getOpenFile, in a packed program by gbertrand

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