Thanks. We've been using the GUI ever since we've started playing with PerlApp, so we do already have a decent-ish project file for it. I'll look at the File tab more closely for adding the extra file we'd need to run, it might be that I missed some controls there.

However, the other problem doesn't seem to be fixable with the library (blib, shared lib, etc.) list on the main tab, I've tried them and no change in the resulting file (the GTK+ DLLs only began to get included when I copied them to the Perl lib/auto directory). Might be doing something wrong, but adding more paths than the normal ones simply didn't change a thing.

I have just found out that if I do copy the GTK+ libs to the "awkward" directories, the theming will go off in the original Perl script too, not just the packed one. This makes it slightly easier and faster to debug, as long as I can find a way to figure out to see just what kinds of files it tries to open. An open-source Windows strace app I found wasn't of any use, though.

In reply to Re^2: ActiveState PerlApp + Gtk and themes by Ralesk
in thread ActiveState PerlApp + Gtk and themes by Ralesk

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