pack manager was never my strong point. I need to pack items A,B,C,D (etc) in a frame in the following manner (basically a two by n grid):
|--------------------------------------|
||----------------||------------------||
|| A || B ||
||----------------||------------------||
||----------------||------------------||
|| C || D ||
||----------------||------------------||
| . . . |
|--------------------------------------|
So far, I've tried various combinations like but that's not right
A->pack(-side=>'left');
B->pack(-side=>'right');
C->pack(-side=>'left');
D->pack(-side=>'right');
Each row of two widgets is added from a routine, so I don't necessarily know what, if any rows were packed before. Please help :-)
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