When creating the button, you know what frame to delete. There are two ways how to pass parameters to callbacks: you can use a closure or use an array reference: 
# Closure - BROKEN!
$frame[$a] -> Button(-text => "Delete frame", -command => sub { rmv( $
+frame[$a]) })->pack;
# Array ref
$frame[$a] -> Button(-text => "Delete frame", -command => [   \&rmv, $
+frame[$a] ] )->pack;
}

sub rmv {
    shift->destroy;
}

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Update: Oops, closures do not work for global arrays. Fix: 

for (0 .. 5) {
    my $frame = $fmain->Frame(-borderwidth => 0)->pack(-side => 'left'
+);
    $frame->Label( -text => "Frame " . \$whichframe[$_] )->pack;
    $frame->Button(-text => "Delete frame",
                   -command => sub { rmv($frame) },
                  )->pack;
}

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In reply to Re: Multiple frames by choroba
in thread Multiple frames by delmejo

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