Re: Arrow Notation Question

2001-06-27 Thread Paul
--- "Gross, Stephan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm using Win32::GUI. I create a text field and call it $TextField. > The > user inputs some text, say "abc". > If I say > print "$TextField->Text"; > I get > Win32::GUI::Textfield=HASH(0x23762b0)->Text > If instead I say > $x =

Re: Arrow Notation Question

2001-06-27 Thread iain truskett
* Brett W. McCoy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [27 Jun 2001 21:22]: > On Wed, 27 Jun 2001, Gross, Stephan wrote: > > I'm using Win32::GUI. I create a text field and call it $TextField. The > > user inputs some text, say "abc". > > If I say > > print "$TextField->Text"; > > I get > > Win32::GUI::T

Re: Arrow Notation Question

2001-06-27 Thread Brett W. McCoy
On Wed, 27 Jun 2001, Gross, Stephan wrote: > I'm using Win32::GUI. I create a text field and call it $TextField. The > user inputs some text, say "abc". > If I say > print "$TextField->Text"; > I get > Win32::GUI::Textfield=HASH(0x23762b0)->Text > If instead I say > $x = $TextField-

Arrow Notation Question

2001-06-27 Thread Gross, Stephan
I'm using Win32::GUI. I create a text field and call it $TextField. The user inputs some text, say "abc". If I say print "$TextField->Text"; I get Win32::GUI::Textfield=HASH(0x23762b0)->Text If instead I say $x = $TextField->Text; print "$x"; I get abc Why the differenc