Sorry for my English(I'm from Ukraine).
This is interesting way to getting positive result.
But creating new modules with code changes is not true way. At first this is violation of license. In addition I must have root privilegies to correct module code. In future I neede on all PC's where this program must running, correcting code of Tk module. Now my program needn't root privilegies for running.
Creating new procedures in my code with copy-paste code from original module is violation of license too. And this way distend my code.

I think may be present method getting access to menubutton object variables and correct this without correction code im Menubutton.pm?

In reply to Re^2: Perl::Tk and cursor in Menubutton by Anonymous Monk
in thread Perl::Tk and cursor in Menubutton by Khariton

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