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I cant agree. Did GUIs with Delphi and it was sooo smooth doing that. Perl GUIs are quite horrible.</div>
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bad gui editors, no nice default ways to bind it into code eg as XML. event handling in the gui editor isnt</div>
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as easy as eg. with delphi. Somehow results looks most times somehow "cheap". I never saw a perl prog with a powerfull frontend like for native windows apps.</div>
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... but lets stop trolling around here.</div>
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... However i cant come on 8 Sept, got a course then. If the video-camera offer is still there, I would like to see a recording later! ;-)</div>
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