Hi Ken, I am putting the header code here. This is just temp code i created to post here. 

use Tk;
use warnings;
use strict;
use Getopt::Long;
use Cwd;
use List::Util qw<first>;
require Tk::ROText;

my $temp_var = ""; 
my $mw = MainWindow->new();
$mw->geometry("1200x1200+0+680");
$mw->title("SVN Util");
$mw->resizable(0,1);

$mw->Button(-text=>"Test", -command=>\&pop_user_entry)->pack;

MainLoop;
sub pop_user_entry{
        $temp_var = "";
        my $user_entry_done = 0 ;
        my $dialog_top = $mw->Toplevel(-title=>"User Entry");
        $dialog_top->Entry(-textvariable=>\$temp_var)->pack;
        $dialog_top->Button(-text=>"OK",-command=>sub {$user_entry_don
+e = 1 unless($temp_var =~ m/^$/);})->pack;
        $dialog_top->waitVisibility;
        $dialog_top->grab;
        $dialog_top->waitVariable(\$user_entry_done);
        $dialog_top->grabRelease ;
        $dialog_top->destroy;
}

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As i said if you flip the button and entry widget declaration in the method definition, the entry widget takes the keyboard input.

In reply to Re^2: A very strange problem with entry, button widgets along with waitvariable(\$X) by rjohn1
in thread A very strange problem with entry, button widgets along with waitvariable(\$X) by rjohn1

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