I've never tried to build a GUI library before. I know that when Active State does this, they add extra heuristics to perlApp that makes it "smarter". This is how it can find and force additional modules into the .exe that aren't explicitly "used" (via a use xxx; statement) - there are probably other things that they do of which I am unaware. It may be that you are stuck with some kludgy stuff. I think the "bound file" idea will work and I think I've done it before, but its been awhile. Sorry that I can't help further.

Update: I've used Taskinfo before. It can show files that a process currently has open, I don't know of there is a way to figure out what files were accessed (but are in the steady state closed: i.e. were opened read, but are now closed). The author has continuously updated this app since I first used it- speculation: maybe there is now some kind of "trace" option - I don't know.

In reply to Re^3: ActiveState PerlApp + Gtk and themes by Marshall
in thread ActiveState PerlApp + Gtk and themes by Ralesk

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