Here's a little ASCII Table I whipped up when I needed to look at ASCII Values in Tk. Its not fancy but it does the trick. 
use strict;
use warnings;
use diagnostics;
use Tk;

my $Columns_per_Row = 12;

sub ASCII_Buttons
{
    my $root = MainWindow->new();
    $root->title('Tk ASCII Table');

    my ($row,$col) = (1,1);
    for my $character (0..255)
       {
        my $label = sprintf("[%03d][%s]", $character, chr($character))
+;
        $root->Button
            (
               -text    => $label,
               -font    => '-*-Lucida Console-Bold-R-Normal-*-*-160-*-
+*-*-*-*-*',
            )->grid
            (
               -row     => $row,
               -column  => $col,
               -sticky  => 'nswe'
            );

        if ($col >= $Columns_per_Row)
           {
           $row++;
           $col = 0;
           }

        $col++;
      }
}

ASCII_Buttons();
MainLoop;

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Update:
Changed code to reflect mawe's suggestions. Thanks!

In reply to Tk ASCII Table by NateTut

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