An example would be appreciated of growing a dynamic hash for every new widget. The hash will need to store the same data set, yet, is treated uniquely by the GUI even if the selected item(s) is/are the same value. I was thinking of something along these lines: 
my $count = 0;

my %division{$_} = (
1 => 'AF',
2 => 'CSS',
);

my $addbutton = $f->Button(-text => "Add Chart Blocks", 
    -command => [\&addwidget,$division{$count++}], )->pack(-anchor => 
+'s');

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This way the hash would come in as division1, division2, etc. The counter would increment every time the button is pressed and thus creating a unique hash name based on the event. Does this make some sense? Thanks for all the patience and help thus far.

In reply to Re^4: TK Gui Help by Anonymous Monk
in thread TK Gui Help by GuiPerl

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