Hi monks
I'm Binding to modified virtual event in Tk::Text and trying to get the text entered in the Text box.
Everything works as expected except when erasing with backspace or delete, then I get the text prior to erasing, is there a reason for this abnormality, or even a way to conclude what key was pressed and then I can evaluate the text on my own? 
    # Description entry
    my $tmp_frame = $frame->Frame()->grid(-column=>3,-row=>0,-sticky=>
+'w');
    my $tmp_desc = $tmp_frame->Scrolled('Text',
                   -scrollbars=>'oe',
                   -wrap=>'word',
                   -height=>3,
                   -width=>40,
                   -borderwidth =>2,
                   -background=>'white')->grid();
    $tmp_desc->bind('<<Modified>>', sub {
        return if not $tmp_desc->editModified();
        my $txt = $tmp_desc->get('1.0','end-1c');
        print $txt;
        $tmp_desc->editModified('false');
        return 1;
    });

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