Re^5: How to perform a subroutine run in cpan Tk::ExecuteCommand module

You probably will have to dig into the "advertised widgets" of Tk::ExecuteCommand, find the scrolled frame, then issue a configure command to it. -scrollbars => 'osoe'

This code change does it:

# read perldoc Tk::ExecuteCommand for the Adverised Widget section
my $ROText = $ec->Subwidget('text');
print "$ROText\n";

$ROText->configure(-scrollbars => 'osoe');
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Re^6: How to perform a subroutine run in cpan Tk::ExecuteCommand module by Janish (Sexton) on Jun 30, 2014 at 02:27 UTC
Thanks Zentara, I changed to 'se' and it works as what I wanted. I read through the Tk::RoText manual but seems don't have the cmd "$ROText->configure(-scrollbars => 'osoe');" you posted, and I never know the configure command can be used for -scrollbar if you never tell. Thanks a lot!	[reply]
Re^7: How to perform a subroutine run in cpan Tk::ExecuteCommand module by zentara (Cardinal) on Jun 30, 2014 at 09:21 UTC
I never know the configure command can be used for -scrollbar if you never tell. It helps to read Mastering Perl/Tk, and always remember Google is your friend when search for code. For example, googling for perl tk text scrollbar position would give you an answer also. I'm not really a human, but I play one on earth. Old Perl Programmer Haiku ................... flash japh	[reply]
Re^6: How to perform a subroutine run in cpan Tk::ExecuteCommand module by Janish (Sexton) on Jun 30, 2014 at 02:34 UTC
Hi Zentara, I tried up vote your answer, not sure if that works at your end. This is my first time voting on PerlMOnks, let me know if that doesn't works. Thank you.	[reply]