I looked at PerlTray's doc's on ActiveState and it looks to me like they are using the Perl packer Par or pp, just from looking at the option list. They give mouse options for click and double-click and that is it. I have a feeling you would have a hard time hacking PerlTray. :-)

If you want a REAL configurable TrayIcon see Gtk2::StatusIcon Demo, it has right-click bindings.

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In reply to Re: PerlTray question and adding right click exit option on tray icon by zentara
in thread PerlTray question and adding right click exit option on tray icon by diamondsandperls

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