Webmaster Forum / Perl / Tk / January 2004

Sorry , my question is not clear.
use Tk;
$main = MainWindow->new;
$main->minsize(qw (300 200));

why some perl program will use Tk , then it uses require Tk::SOMETHING ... I really don't understand. when we use TK , we can't use everything in TK ? .. pls explain to me .. I post some example by the following :
use FindBin;
use Tk;
..

How can you position a TopLevel widget on a screen under Windows-XP.
The geometry method returns the correct size but setting it does not
seem to do anything.
Thanks

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Hello group,
I may be stupid, but I can't find a way to get a menu that I post myself
to behave like one that is attached to a menubutton.
When I click on a menubutton, the menu is opened and whenever I move the

I'm trying to compile Tk V 804.025_beta5 on Mandrake 9.2 AMD 64
(running on a dual opteron platform).  Basic PERL works fine, and is
version:
This is perl, v5.8.1 built for x86_64-linux-thread-multi

I would like to know how can I fix widget. For example, I create a frame, then inside this frame it is dynamic. I mean when the user do something after that the frame will change information. when the frame change information , it resize!! I want to fix it. Don't resize, Don't ...

Really, I just want to create a scrollable area that has buttons/entry
boxes in it.  The things in the box would change based on external
buttons, but I'd
like to keep the actual frame the same size.  Anyone know how to do

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#  perl 5.8.3 , Tk-804.025_beta14 , XFree86 4.3.0
hi
could someone please look at these shell outpourings
and be so kind to explain what is going wrong ?

Numbered lines for your favourite Text-derived widget.
My apologies to Dean Arnold - image capability is *not* included in this
release - sorry to get your hopes up:-(
See POD for more details.

Hi, I've been having some trouble with the 'after' function.
If i remark out everthing from '#place into queuefile' to
'#for (keys %qfile) {print "$_: @{$qfile{$_} }\n";}'
then the after command works correctly.

On Jan 25, 2004, at 11:21 PM, Steve Lidie wrote:

I've been trying to set resources in an .Xdefaults file for some perl/Tk
applications. When I put a resource definition directly in the file it works as
expected.
However, for reasons that are to involved to explain here, I have been trying to

Seeking guidance...I read the README.darwin,
built perl in dynamic mode, installed the latest X11
from Apple, but the latest TK804 beta gives me the following: