Hi monks,

I have had a perl snippet to manipulate data from database. Now I intend to make a tree view interface as the front end of it for end users so that they can sort, remove, and add the data easily.

The problem make me headache is:

• this gui interface will be running on windows.
  
• gtk2-perl can't be installed by cpan or ppm on M$ easily.
  
• I have to embed perl into C if I write gui interface in Gtk+. But I'm afraid that it will take too much time for me since I don't have any try on embedding before.
  

So which way should I choose for the sake of saving time:

• rewrite code in c totally
• install gtk+-perl a thousand times ;)
• embed perl into c

TIA

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