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I haven't played much with Wx, but I've built a couple pTk apps, and ran into the same problem. It seems like this is a common complaint among people who use any GUI toolset. If there is one out there that doesn't have this problem, I'd love to hear about it!

My solution is to put all the Model and Controller code into separate modules, and also put each large chunk of interface into a module. The final script that unifies all this and configures and creates the UI units is very short.

You may find some of the discussion Name spaces and Perl::Tk coding style helpful.

TGI says moo

In reply to Re: Wx and MVC by TGI
in thread Wx and MVC by rvosa

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