Win32::GUI has some odd behavior. For example, all of my widgets start with a flat "XP" style, but one of them changes to the older indented style when I change values in a completely different widget.

Hmm, sounds fishy :) but I've seen weirder :)

How could they not notice that problem?

Because it isn't much of a problem :)

Checking perl version is the wrong way to check for File::Spec version, File::Spec had a verion number even in 5.005 in 1998 :)

General lack of documentation. Far too many entries are simply TBD for my taste.

It has way too much documentation if you ask me :) Its just a thin wrapper around MFC, all the real documentation is on MSDN, how things should be have, all that

In reply to Re: TK: How to change color of readonly BrowseEntry by Anonymous Monk
in thread SOLVED - TK: How to change color of readonly BrowseEntry by mrider

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