Ok. I have searched for the last couple hours and cannot find a solution to this problem:

I have a TK Scrolled Tree with, well, scrollbars. It is created thusly ...

$TK{'perltree'}=$TK{'vl'}->Scrolled('Tree',
                                    -separator        => ':',
                                    -background       => $COLOR{'white
+'},
                                    -font             => $FONT{'SAP8BO
+LD'},
                                    -exportselection  => 1,
                                    -selectmode       => 'single',
                                    -scrollbars       => 'ose',
                                    -selectforeground => $COLOR{'limeg
+reen'},
                                    -selectbackground => $COLOR{'grey'
+},
                                    -browsecmd        => \&perlTreeSel
+ection,
                                    -width            => 20)->pack(-fi
+ll   => 'both',
                                                                   -an
+chor => 'n',
                                                                   -ex
+pand => 1);

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Later ... after I populate the tree I want to set the x scrollbar to 75% of it's viewable region and have tried many variations but can't get it to work.

I have tried Subwidget and xview and xviewMoveto all to no success

  # Set scroll to 32
  $TK{'perltree'}->xview(32);

  # Focus on the perltree
  $TK{'perltree'}->update;

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Nick? Gabor? Japh? Anyone!

A grateful nzsvz9

In reply to Scrolled Tree scrollbar xview problem by Anonymous Monk

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