G'day Janish,

"Could anyone tell me if Perl/Tk allows flexible window re-size or any other option that could help to resolve this?"

The short answer is: Yes.

A longer, and more useful, answer will depend on the geometry manager you're using. Tk provides these geometry managers:

Read the documentation for whichever one you're using. If it turns out that the geometry manager you're currently using doesn't do what you want, pick another one. Tk::pack is probably the best choice but, as you've shown no code, that's just a guess.

In addition, regardless of the size of the monitor, adding sufficient widgets will eventually exceed the available screen real estate. You may need to add scrollbars to various widgets: these can be made optional so that they only appear when needed. Tk::Pane, a scrollable frame widget, may be a better choice than Tk::Frame. Other scrollable widgets may be a better choice than whatever you're currently using.

If the general information I've provided leads to a solution, that's great. If not, you'll need to provide more specific information to get a more specific answer. This should include a short, self-contained example which reproduces your problem: see How do I post a question effectively? for more details about this.

-- Ken

In reply to Re: How to set the MainWindow agile to the context in Perl/Tk by kcott
in thread How to set the MainWindow agile to the context in Perl/Tk by Janish

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