use Tk;
use strict;

my @cbValues;
my $mw = MainWindow->new;

$mw->Button(
   -text => "Print Selected",
   -command => \&printSelected
)->pack;

my $rows = $mw->Frame->pack;

## $rows will serve as a gridded container for each
## of the checkbutton rows. This should be roughly 
## similar to using Tk::Table, but less hassle
## for a quick & dirty example.

for my $row (0 .. 9) {
   $rows->Checkbutton(
      -text => $row,
      -variable => \$cbValues[$row]
   )->grid(
      $rows->Button(
         -text => "Submit",
         -command => sub {
            if ($cbValues[$row] == 1) { 
               print "$row selected\n" 
            }
            else { 
               print "$row unselected\n"; 
            }
   }));
}

MainLoop;

sub printSelected
{
   my $row = 0;
   print "\nSelected:\n";
   foreach my $val (@cbValues) {
      print "$row selected\n" if $val;
      $row++;
   }
}