Well you wrote: Tk::TableMatrix does not need Tcl (as other Perl/Tk widgets, too). All "Tcl" bits in the documentation are probably left-overs of the original Tcl doc.

So, you are saying, I don't need Tcl installed for that Module to work because the Pod is wrong. So, I say back to you - Please prove this to me because I am running the same set up as the original poster, only I didn't have Tcl installed. I get an exception in the DynaLoader when I try to use that module (installed for my build via PPM). He didn't say he had Tcl installed until after I posted to him. I even said I didn't have Tcl installed and I am not one to troubleshoot that if it is the problem ( it just wasn't on his environment list...) You are saying I don't need Tcl. And I am telling you, it doesn't work as it is posted and the only thing I could think of was that Tcl was missing. Period. I don't waste folks time jabbering about stuff I haven't tried and verified. I have been using Tk for about 2 years on Win32 now. Please post the code that you say works without Tcl on Win32 for this module, because it doesn't work for me. I haven't seen ANY Tcl Widgets work without Tcl installed.

In reply to Re^5: Win32 Tk::TableMatrix CTRL+c bug? by JamesNC
in thread Win32 Tk::TableMatrix CTRL+c bug? by ldln

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