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GUI Applications in Perl
Remarks:
Tk is one of the most commonly used GUI toolkits for Perl. Other common toolkits are GTK+2 & 3, WxWidgets, and Win32 widgets. Less commonly used are Qt4, XUL, Prima, and FLTK.
Tk, GTK+3, Wx, Win32, Prima, FLTK, and XUL are actively updated. Qt4 and GTK+2 are no longer developed actively, but may have maintenance releases.
GTK Application
use strict;
use warnings;
use Gtk2 -init;
my $window = Gtk2::Window->new();
$window->show();
Gtk2->main();
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