I am using the perl Tk interface where I want to have a button test_1 and upon clicking on this button I would like a variable $varchoice to be defined as test_1. If I press on the button test_2, the variable $varchoice should be defined as test_2.
Before is the snippet of code in which I attempted to accomplish this:
$budget_frame->Button(-text => 'test_1',-command => sub{$varchoice=budget_plot_1()})->pack(-side => "left");
$budget_frame->Button(-text => 'test_2',-command => sub{$varchoice=budget_plot_2()})->pack(-side => "left");
sub budget_plot_1()
{
print "plotting 1\n";
my $var=1;
return $var;
}
sub budget_plot_2()
{
print "plotting 2\n";
my $var=2;
return $var;
}
How do I tweak this code to get the desired results?
Your program seems to work fine. Here is an example of how I tested it:
use feature qw(say);
use strict;
use warnings;
use Tk;
my $budget_frame = MainWindow->new(-title=>"Button test");
my $varchoice;
$budget_frame->Button(
-text => 'test_1',
-command => sub{ $varchoice = budget_plot_1() }
)->pack(-side => "left");
$budget_frame->Button(
-text => 'test_2',
-command => sub{ $varchoice = budget_plot_2() }
)->pack(-side => "left");
MainLoop;
say "Value of \$varchoice = $varchoice";
sub budget_plot_1()
{
print "plotting 1\n";
return "test_1";
}
sub budget_plot_2()
{
print "plotting 2\n";
return "test_2";
}
Output:
Value of $varchoice = test_1