Wise Monks,

I'm trying to understand how to make a change in any of the steps through such an installer, e.g.:

use Tk;
use Tk::Wizard;
my $wiz = new Tk::Wizard (-title => "Kickstart Wizard");
my $oschoice='test';
$wiz->addSingleChoicePage(
  -text => 'Choose OS',
  -variable => \$oschoice,
  -choices =>
    [
      {
       -title => 'Linux',
       -value => 'Lin'
      },
      {
       -title => 'Windows',
       -value => 'Win',
       -selected => 1,
      },
    ],
  -preNextButtonAction  => sub { warn $oschoice; },
);
$wiz->addTextFramePage(
  -title => 'Partitioning',
  -boxedtext => "/mirror/inifiles/partition.$oschoice"
);
$wiz->Show;
MainLoop;

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Problem is, variable $oschoice is changed only in the context of addSingleChoicePage, I can't see any way to communicate to addTextFramePage its new value.

The module has some properties like  $wiz->{_pages} or $wiz->{_pages_e} but nothing like $wiz->{pages}->{0}->{boxedtext}

In reply to Confused by variable scope in Tk::Wizard by rgcosma

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