hdb: I tried, (in fact, that's what I started off with), here is the modified sub:

sub OnBold {                        #    def OnBold(self, evt):    (Py
+thon)
            my $this = shift;
         my $f = $this->GetItemFont(0);
            # my $f = Wx::Font->new(12, -1, wxNORMAL, wxBOLD, 0, 'aria
+l');
        $f->SetWeight(wxBOLD);
        $this->SetItemFont(0, $f);
        } #1    end sub OnBold

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you get a slightly different error:

Can't locate object method "GetItemFont" via package "Wx::ListCtrl" at
+ Set item
 font post.pl line 57
        MyFrame::OnBold('Wx::ListCtrl=HASH(0x23d6454)') called at Set 
+item font
 post.pl line 31
        MyFrame::__ANON__('MyFrame=HASH(0x23f2734)', 'Wx::CommandEvent
+=SCALAR(0
x287f36c)') called at Set item font post.pl line 76
        eval {...} called at Set item font post.pl line 76

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So it seems that the Perl interpreter has correctly identified that the object belongs to the Wx::ListCtrl class; but it can't find the GetItemFont method. Why?

In reply to Re^2: wxPerl: is wxListCtrl Get/SetItemFont implemented? and further important questions by HelenCr
in thread wxPerl: is wxListCtrl Get/SetItemFont implemented? and further important questions by HelenCr

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