I have also heard good reports about Cava, but have never used it myself as I have an Active State Pro license (can send one of my standalone .exe's to anybody I want without extra license fees). Detecting that: $menuWhatever=$mw->Menu(...); means to include Tk::Menu is a "moving target", requires some heuristic "smarts" and requires updates as more widgets are added. Active State does this for more than one library, Tk, just being one.

As near as I can tell ALL of these things require some amount of pain and learning curve. There just isn't a "do XYZ and it works solution" for all situations.

In reply to Re^2: perltk menu in pp executable by Marshall
in thread perltk menu in pp executable by Ged

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