See "Feet to Meters, Object Style" in http://www.tkdocs.com/tutorial/onepage.html and use that style of programming, its less typing, and its what that example you linked for "adding" is using

mwahaha

Did you know Tk is available via ppm? so there is absolutely no reason to learn Tkx.

*tips* Re: use Tkx & busy/unbusy ( $mw->g_tk_busy ), Re: a perl tkx GUI, Re^5: a perl tkx GUI, Limitations with Tkx configure options?, Re: Tkx Optionmenu,Re^3: [Tkx] Search for dialog box for text input

In reply to Re: Who can give an example of Tkx :: ttk__treeview to me? ( Object Style) by Anonymous Monk
in thread Who can give an example of Tkx :: ttk__treeview to me? by yyqdian

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