I am making my first attempt at Perl Tk and am running into problems with building frames. The below script is part of a larger program that should bring up a main window with two frames in it. Unfortunately it brings up a blank main window with no label widgets or buttons. Can you tell me what I am doing wrong?

Llamo_rin 

my $mw = MainWindow->new();
$frame1 = $mw->Frame;
$frame1->Label(-text => "Data saved at:")-> pack();
for (@info) {
    $frame1->Label(-text => $_)-> pack();
    }
$frame2 = $mw->Frame(-borderwidth => 2, -relief => 'groove');
$frame2->Label(-text => "Data to Restore:")-> pack();
$frame2->Label(-text => "Point      Saved  Current")-> pack();
$frame2->Label(-text => $arrays->[0][0])-> pack();

$frame2->Label(-text => $arrays->[1][0])-> pack();
$frame2->Label(-text => $arrays->[2][0])-> pack();
$frame2->Label(-text => $arrays->[3][0])-> pack();

$frame2->Button(-text => "Restore", -command => \&restore_data)-> pack
+();
$frame2->Button(-text => "Cancel", - command => sub { exit})-> pack();
$mw->title("Data Restore");
MainLoop;

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edited: Wed Jun 25 13:43:38 2003 by jeffa - closed code tag, s/
//g;

In reply to Tk::frames by Lhamo_rin

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