Hi Monks, I am writting a pl/tk script that would read the user input "which is a number " then generate as many entries as the number entered .. somthing like this: 
my $left4 = $top->Frame(-background=>'gray',
    )->pack(-side=>'left',-pady=>2,-padx=>15);
    my $tax= $left4->Label(-text=>'Time In',
        -background=>'gray')->pack();
my $userINputNumber;
my $x = 1;
while($x <= $userINputNumber)
{
    my $timIn = $left4->Entry(-width=>12,
        -background =>'white',
        -borderwidth=>2,-relief=>'sunken',
        -textvariable => \$info{LOCname})->pack();
    $timIn->insert('end',"");
    
$x++;
}

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This works fine, and I see the GUI with all the entries ,however, when I enter somthing in one of the entries , it appears on all other entries . I can't fix that, is there a solution to that issue.

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