On Tuesday 25 September 2001 05:01 pm, Gary Luther wrote:
> I have just had an interesting problem brought into me by the Director of
> CIS (Computer Information Systems).
>
> From an existing windows program the idea is to do some auxillary
> processing of data that is retrieved from an imaging system.
>
> The thought was to add an item to one of the menus in the windows program
> (written by a vendor) that would trigger(execute) a perl program that was
> home grown(thats where I come in, a perl newbie).  This program would pick
> up the filename from a previously executed "Save As.." and do some rather
> simplistic processing and then send the formatted output to the default
> workstation printer.
>
> At this point I am not sure what, if any, interface needs to be presented
> to the user. The question that presented itself was... "What
> modules/routines, etc. are available to perlers to present decent user
> interfaces in a windows environment.  As this project is more in the
> thinking phase than the planning phase, I am trying to mentally identify
> resources and tools that would be available.
>
> Any ideas, suggestions, etc. would be greatly welcomed. Comments about my
> mental faculties can be discarded.  :-)
>
> TIA
>
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I have found that there are 2 options as far as a GUI for perl on Windows is 
concerned:
        1. Perl/Tk (available from CPAN as Tk)
        2. wxPerl (available from wxperl.org)

Tk is a decent enough GUI, but wxPerl (which is a Perl port of wxWindows) 
provides a more Window(ish) feel to it, and provides a richer widget set.
-- 
Michael D. Risser
Software Engineer
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Machine Vision Products, Inc.
www.visionpro.com
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