in reply to Lost signs in Perl::TK and perlapp

Hi,

This kind of error used to happen when you use graphics utilities available in perl. This is not due to Perl::Tk. This problem is becasue of your OS. The reason is that your screen does not get clear properly after executing the script.
so The Junk Characters are displayed in that manner. Make sure that you free all the memory used in your exe program.
I have also faced such Issues when I uses curses module in perl.
So, make sure that your exe program returns properly.

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Re^2: Lost signs in Perl::TK and perlapp
by Streen (Sexton) on Nov 15, 2005 at 12:01 UTC
    Thank you, you explained good why this happens, but can you tell me how I can get around this problem? I am not as good in perl as I whish to :-).
    Make sure that you free all the memory used in your exe program.
    I am exiting with the rigth exit(); command, or what did you mean?
    I have also faced such Issues when I uses curses module in perl.
    I use the modules: strict, warnings, Tk, Tk::TextUndo, Tk::NoteBook, Tk::Pane, MListbox and DBI. Or what did you mean with "curses module"?
    Thanks for reply, and sorry for my bad english
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