Great Omniscient Masters,

I am attempting to create a table of items with a uniform height inside an ROText widget. When attempting to use windowCreate to insert a scrollable ROText description I get this error:

unknown option "-scrollbars" at ...

Here is the code in question:

$row0p0 = $top->Label(-text => $cat1, -height =>7, -width => 15, 
    -relief => 'sunken')->grid(
$row0p1 = $top->Label(-text => $lb12,-height =>7, -width => 15, 
    -relief => 'sunken'),
$row0p2 = $top->ROText(-height =>8, -width => 22, -wrap => 'word', -sc
+rollbars => 'oe'),
$row0p3 = $top->Button(-text => "Photo"),
$row0p4 = $top->Button(-text => "Link"));

$row0p2->insert('end', " [long description] ");
    
$top->windowCreate('end', -window => $row0p0);
$top->windowCreate('end', -window => $row0p1);
$top->windowCreate('end', -window => $row0p2);
$top->windowCreate('end', -window => $row0p3);
$top->windowCreate('end', -window => $row0p4);

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How can I make this ROText widget scrollable?

In reply to -scrollbars is unknown option in windowCreate by Oberbee

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