Hi! I'm new here and I'm sorry for my ugly english ... The problem: I'm trying to create this class: 
package Page;
sub new
{
    my ($class,%args) = @_;
    my $self = Tie::SecureHash->new($class);

    my $s = Default::Style->new();

    $self->{"Page::filename"}=$args{filename} || croak __"Manca il fil
+ename (obbligatorio)";
    $self->{"Page::name"}=basename($args{filename});
    $self->{"Page::style"}=$args{style} || "editor";
    $self->{"Page::scrolled"}=Gtk2::ScrolledWindow->new (undef, undef)
+;
    $self->{"Page::sourceview"}=Gtk2::SourceView2::View->new();
    $self->{"Page::lm"}=Gtk2::SourceView2::LanguageManager->new();
    $self->{"Page::sm"}=Gtk2::SourceView2::StyleSchemeManager->new();
    $self->{"Page::buffer"}=$self->{sourceview}->get_buffer();
    $self->{"Page::label"}=Gtk2::HBox->new($s->get_box_new_small);
    $self->{"Page::title"}=Gtk2::Label->new($self->get_name);
    $self->{"Page::button"}=Gtk2::Button->new();

    $self->init();
    return $self;
}

sub init{
    my $self = shift;
    my $a = Default::Actions->new();
    my $s = Default::Style->new();

    $self->{scrolled}->add($self->get_sourceview);
    $self->{title}->set_tooltip_text($self->{name});
...
...
..
}

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When I create the first instance it's ok. But when in the main I try to create a second instance I get this error: 
Gtk-WARNING **: Attempting to add a widget with type GtkSourceView to 
+a container of type GtkScrolledWindow, but the widget is already insi
+de a container of type GtkScrolledWindow

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I think this is because of the blessing class is the same ... but the question is: How can I instantiate multiple instance of my class? Thank you!

In reply to Problem with Class and AUTOLOAD with GTK by kapello

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