Esteemed Monks, Greetings.

I have the following simple TK script; 
use strict;
use warnings;
use Tk;
use Tk::ProgressBar;

my $percent_done=0;
my $mw = MainWindow->new(-title => 'Processing');

my $Progress = $mw->ProgressBar(
                 -width => 30,
                -from => 0,
                -to => 100,
                -blocks => 50,
                -colors => [0,'blue',100,'blue'],
                -variable => \$percent_done
                   )->pack(-fill => 'x');

open (LST, "c:\\list.lst")||die "$^E : $!\n";
chomp (my @data=<LST>);
my $count = 0;
for (@data)
{
     print STDOUT "$_\n";
      $percent_done = $count/10;
      $count++;
      $mw->update;
}
MainLoop();

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I'm reading a list of remote servers (thousends of 'em!) off a .lst file and printing them on the screen (STDOUT) thats all (at the moment). I would to program a progress bar indicator for this opration. I did a search here on PM and read everything there is to read about progressbars which was very useful. In fact I even have managed to learn it propery but that was some time ago. I have been trying all day to get this thing working, but to no avail (maybe its a mental blockage)...:-(

The problem is; the progress bar indicator reaches the end before completing reading things of my .lst file

Can the Monastery angels enlighten me please on where/what I am doing wrong?

Thanks.
Blackadder

In reply to Just another TK ProgressBar question! by blackadder

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