I know Perl::Tk and the module Tk::Columns is very old, but the system I have to code on is even older. :-D

My tool is working fine, but I need to present a .csv logfile that contains more than 100.000 lines. Actual I'm working with Tk::Columns, as it offers sorting columns and it is much faster than f.e. Tk::Table.

The only problem I have is, that there are only 10 lines visible. I can have more than ten lines, but I need to scroll.

I have searched the internet, read the docs and also tried to find this limitation in the module source code, but it seems that my knowledge is not enough.

Can anybody tell me, how get more than 10 lines visible with Tk::Cloumns?

Update:

Solution is: http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=1029308

In reply to Tk::Columns only 10 lines visible by norealenemy

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