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Hi Enlightened Ones

I have written a routine to generate a calender using TkxTable. The problem is that the inner tables only display the date sequence for the last month processed for all months displayed. If you adjust the 'for' loop which runs through the months the previous months get attributed with that last months sequence

Not sure what I have got wrong but there seems limited information on the www and the man pages don't seem to cover this scenario

Any help appreciated

use Tkx; Tkx::package_require("Tktable"); use Date::Calc qw(Today Month_to_Text Decode_Month Delta_Days Add_Delta_Days Day_of_Week Days_in_Month ); sub calc_month($$$); my @month_name; my $year = "2015"; my @mf; my @mt; my @test; my @tmo; my $mw = Tkx::widget->new("."); my %hash1 = ( '0,0' => '' ); my %hash = ( # data to display '0,0' => 'M', '0,1' => 'T', '0,2' => 'W', '0,3' => 'T', '0,4' => 'F', '0,5' => 'S', '0,6' => 'S', ); # Year Frame (my $yf = $mw->new_ttk__frame(-padding => "5 5 5 5",))->g_pack; $mw->g_wm_minsize(750,730); #Year Table my $yt = $yf->new_table ( -rows =>4, -cols =>3, -rowheight=>11, -colwidth=>40, -maxheight=>700, -maxwidth=>700, -variable => \%hash1, ); for (my $m = 1; $m <=12; $m++) { $mf[$m] = $yt->new_ttk__frame(-padding => "5 5 5 5"); $mt[$m] = $mf[$m]->new_table ( -rows => 7, -cols => 7, -colwidth=>4, -variable => \%hash, ); $month_name[$m] = Month_to_Text($m); $tmp[$m] = $mf[$m]->new_label(-textvariable => \$month_name[$m]); $tmp[$m]->g_pack; calc_month($year,$m,$mt[$m]); $mt[$m]->g_pack; my $x = $m -1; $x = int $x /3; my $y = ($m - 1) % 3; print "$x, $y \n"; $test[$m] = $yt->window_configure("$x,$y", -window=>$mf[$m]); }; my $tmp = $yf->new_label(-textvariable => \$year); $tmp->g_pack; $yt->g_pack; Tkx::MainLoop(); sub calc_month($$$) { my $year = shift; my $month = shift; my $t = shift; my $start_day = Day_of_Week($year,$month,1); $start_day =$start_day - 1; #brings it back to cols in tables my $days = Days_in_Month($year,$month); $month_name = Month_to_Text($month); print "$start_day , $days, $month_name, $t\n"; my $x = 1; my $fday; # formatted day for (my $r = 1; $r <=6; $r++) { for (my $c = 0; $c <= 6; $c++) { if (($x > $start_day)&&($x <= ($days + $start_day))) { $fday = sprintf "% 2d",$x - $start_day; } else { $fday = ""; } $t->set("$r,$c",$fday); $x++; } } }

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