Creating GUI applications with Perl can be achieved using various toolkits and libraries that allow you to build interactive desktop applications. Some popular modules include Tk, Gtk2, and Wx. Each of these provides different features and aesthetics to suit your application needs.
# Import the Tk module
use Tk;
# Create the main window
my $main_window = MainWindow->new;
$main_window->title("Simple GUI Application");
# Create a label
my $label = $main_window->Label(-text => "Hello, World!")->pack;
# Create a button
my $button = $main_window->Button(
-text => "Click Me",
-command => sub { $label->configure(-text => "Button Clicked!") },
)->pack;
# Start the GUI main loop
MainLoop;
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