#!perl -w
use
strict;
use
warnings;
use
Win32::GUI();
# Create a window, saving it in variable $main
my
$main
= Win32::GUI::Window->new(
-name
=>
'Main'
,
-width
=> 100,
-height
=> 100,
);
# Add a label to the window (by default a label
# has size big enough for its text and is positioned
# in the top left of its containing window)
$main
->AddLabel(
-text
=>
"Hello, world"
,
);
# Show our main window
$main
->Show();
# Enter the windows message loop, often referred
# to as the "dialog phase".
Win32::GUI::Dialog();
# When the message loopreturns control to our
# perl program, then the interaction with the
# GUI is complete, so we exit.
exit
(0);
###################### ######################
# The Terminate event handler for a window
# named 'Main'. Returning -1 causes the
# windows message loop to exit and return
# control to our perl program.
sub
Main_Terminate {
return
-1;
}