I want to exit the mainwindow after 5 seconds from the program is started. if used didn't click the ok or calcel button I want to take the default value cancel. how can I achive this. in the following code. 
my $mw = new MainWindow(-height => 600,-width => 600 ,-title=>"Message
+"); # Main Window

$mw->overrideredirect(1);    # Remove window
$mw->geometry('+700+650');

my $frm_name = $mw -> Frame() -> pack();
my $lab;
if ($ARGV[0] eq "-A")
{
$lab = $frm_name -> Label(
    -text=>"D[$ARGV[1]]\nClick 'Ok' To start the Process",
    -anchor => 'center',-height => 5,-width=> 55 ,
    -foreground => 'blue',
) -> pack();

$mw -> Button(-text=>"Ok", -command =>sub { 
     my $status = $mw -> messageBox(-message=>"Do u want to start the 
+process..?",-type=>'yesno',);
     if($status eq "Yes")
     {
         print "Yes";
         exit;
     }else{
        ;
     }
    }
) -> pack(-side =>
    'right',-expand => 0); 

$mw -> Button(-text=>"Cancel", -command =>sub { print"cancel"; exit;})
+ -> pack(-side
    =>'right',-expand => 0 );

}


MainLoop;

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