Sorry for the delay, but it's been hectic at work this week.
I've attached (an image of) the error message. Sure enough, a 'dump' of the
main window object shows that the timers don't get registered for some reason:
bless({
# tied Win32::GUI::Window
"-accel" => 41_681_429,
"-font"
I had already removed the dependency and installed the module, but I
hit another more worrying problem: I have a large-ish program, which
uses a number of timers. With 1.02_02 I get an error whenever any one
of the timers tries to fire (Can't locate auto/tmList.al in @INC...).
I tried to replicate
Glenn L.,
Base on Rob's post yesterday, I took this a little further. By using something
like this in the main thread:
use threads::shared;
use Data::Dumper;
my $szMW : shared;
my $obMW = [... window definition ...]
$szMW = Dumper($obMW);
Then in the thread:
my $VAR1;
my $obMWCopy = eval ($
Coincidentally, I've been working on a similar problem and was very interested
to read this. My latest project involves using threads to perform lengthy
tasks,
but showing a progress bar with a 'Cancel' button on the main (or child)
window.
The problem is that the sharing of blessed variables i
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