I can't comment on Tkx as I never used it, but I must say to advise avoiding Tk just because it is older is wrong. I prefer the Stability of it. :-) It's nice not having your API change every 2 years as someone tries to add some whizbang features!! For many simple tasks, Tk is the way to go for it's ease of use and good documentation.... just like Perl5 itself.
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In reply to Re^4: Who can give an example of Tkx :: ttk__treeview to me? ( Object Style) by zentara
in thread Who can give an example of Tkx :: ttk__treeview to me? by yyqdian

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