Dear Fellow Monks
I have this top-level form that contains a number of radio buttons and an OK button. How can get this frame to disappear once a radio button selection was made and the ok button was pressed?
I have tried ‘destroy’ but it only clears the contents on the frame rather than getting rid of it completely.
Can some one please help me? And many thanks indeed.
my $toplevel = $tk{mw}-> Toplevel;
    my $top_frame = $toplevel-> Frame;
    my $folder_level;
    my $subfolder_level;
    my $frame_label = $top_frame-> Label(-text=> 'Please select the AC
+E permission type');
    my @pl = qw/-side top -pady 2 -anchor w/;
    $top_frame-> pack (@pl);            
    foreach my $p ('No Access', 'List', 'Read', 'Add' ,'Add & Read', '
+Change','Full Controll','Special Directory Accesss','Special File Acc
+ess')
    {
        $top_frame->Radiobutton( -text     => "ACE :  $p",
                                                        -variable => \
+ $folder_level,
                                                        -relief   => '
+flat',
                                                        -value    => $
+p, )->pack(@pl);                                                     
+             
    }
    my $ok_buttn = $top_frame-> Button(-text=>'OK', 
                                                            -borderwid
+t=>5, 
                                                            -width=>10
+, 
                                                            -command=>
+ sub{print "\n$folder_level\n";
                                                                      
+                  $top_frame->distroy; } )-> pack;

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In reply to How to get rid of a TopLevel window by blackadder

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