UPDATE MAR 19,2008 Fixed a positioning problem for Time ( I was thrown off by system relativity :-) )

I was meditating on the fallacy of the human notion of the present moment. There is no moment.....only flow. Inspired by a song I heard last night

#!/usr/bin/perl use warnings; use strict; use Tk; my $mw=tkinit; $mw->geometry('+300+300'); $mw->fontCreate('big', -family=>'arial', -weight=>'bold', -size=>int(-18*18/14)); my $c=$mw->Canvas(-width=>600,-height=>100,-bg=>'white')->pack; #Create haiku my $t1 = $c->create('text',20,20, -anchor=>'w', -font => 'big', -text=>'my socks are new, but'); my $t3; $mw->after(2000,sub{ my $t2 = $c->create('text',20,50, -anchor=>'w', -font => 'big', -text=>'it won\'t last long, because '); my ($bx,$by,$bx1,$by1)= $c->bbox($t2); + #print "$bx1\n"; # $t3 = $c->create('text', 290 ,50, # fixed :-) $t3 = $c->create('text', $bx1 ,50, -anchor=>'w', -font => 'big', -text=>'Time'); }); my $t4; $mw->after(5000,sub{ $t4 = $c->create('text',20,80, -anchor=>'w', -font => 'big', -text=>'keeps moving along'); }); $mw->after(5500,sub{ $mw->repeat(10, sub{ $c->move($t3,1,0); $c->move($t4,1,0); })}); MainLoop;

I'm not really a human, but I play one on earth. Cogito ergo sum a bum

In reply to Tk Time Haiku by zentara

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