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From: Dave R. <dav...@ma...> - 2002-05-21 20:32:40
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the (obvious) solution is to use a different ID, which I am able to do
without a problem.
/dave
On Tuesday, May 21, 2002, at 12:56 , Dave Roe wrote:
> I have been playing with creating GUIs on the fly with wxPerl and
> installing events with dynamic Perl code. for example, I might take the
> scalar '{ print "hello world\n" }', eval it into an anonymous
> subroutine and install it as an event handler for a button using
> EVT_BUTTON().
>
> however, what I have found is that if you destroy that window,
> re-create another window (with the same ID) and install a different
> anonymous subroutine, say '{ print "hello again\n" }', the event still
> triggers "hello world" to be printed.
>
> any thoughts on why this might be happening and/or a work-around?
>
> rgds,
> /dave
>
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