I'm working with Tk again creating a GUI, and decided the Tk::NoteBook was what I needed. However, it's giving me some problems. For one, I get Tk::Button=Hash(hex#) is not a Tk Object ... and also, Tk::Error: Unkown tab "page0" (several times).

I get the latter one just by including an $notebook->add('something', options) statement (which the docs say is how you get a tab).

Here's the relavent portion, thanks for any help ...

  my $nb = $mw->NoteBook->grid;
  for(0..$num-1) {
    my $page = $nb->add("Page$_", -text => "Name$_");

    my $ne  = $page->Entry(
                -textvariable => \$info->[$_]->{name},
    ); 
    my $ie  = $page->Entry(
                -textvariable => \$info->[$_]->{index},
    );
    my $pom = $page->Optionmenu(
                -variable => \$info->[$_]->{parser},
                -options  => [@parsers],
    );
    my $gom = $page->Optionmenu(
                -variable => \$info->[$_]->{graph},
                -options  => [@graphs], 
    );
    my $rcb = $page->Checkbutton(
                -text     => 'Rare Event',
                -variable => \$info->[$_]->{rareevent},
    );
    my $dom = $page->Optionmenu(
                -variable => \$info->[$_]->{subdir},
                -options  => [@subdirs],
    );
    my $fom = $page->Optionmenu(
                -variable => \$info->[$_]->{file},
                -options  => get_files($info->[$_]->{subdir}),
    );
    my $b   = $page->Button(
                -text => 'Set',
                -command => [\&record, {}],
    );

    my @grid = ();

    if($name) { push @grid, \$ne}
    if($index) { push @grid, \$ie}
    if($parser) { push @grid, \$pom}
    if($graph) { push @grid, \$gom}
    if($rareevent) { push @grid, \$rcb}
    push @grid, (\$dom, \$fom, \$b);

    my $first = shift @grid;
    my $args  = join(',', @grid);

    $$first->grid( eval $args );

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In reply to Tk::Notebook 'unkown tab' by dimmesdale

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