in reply to PerlQt on Windows

I would suggest going with Wx. I have used it in the past and it works great in both Windows (Activestate and Strawberry) and Linux. One of the project goals for Wx is native looks. The documentation is a little rough since it is written for C++ but it isn't too hard to navigate and is pretty complete.

There is a demo app of Wx on CPAN but I didn't find it helpful at all.

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Re^2: PerlQt on Windows
by Anonymous Monk on Nov 18, 2011 at 09:42 UTC

    There is a demo app of Wx on CPAN but I didn't find it helpful at all.

    Why not?

    I find easier to navigate , and more comprehensive, than the tk demo app "widget".

    See also my wxWidgets / wxPerl / wxGlade tutorial

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      It has been years since I looked at it. It does demo things well, but if you dive into the source to see how they are done then it gets muddy. At the time I was used to Dojo test suite.

      You page looks pretty good, I'll bookmark it for future ref

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