Hey Monks,

Before I go to the question, I must say that this place really rocks! So many knowledgable people! Little different "forum" layout, but it works fine.

Question:
Ok, say I made this nice GUI in Tk, where I have created several Tk::Frame's (Tk::LabFrame) to seperate the GUI in different sections. Now, I wanna be able of hiding/showing these frames how I choose (along with the stuff on the frames)! Ideas how to do this? Destroy destroys... I want something like $frame->hide(), and $frame->show(); and natrually, the whole GUI is resized...

Ideas? :)

Thanks,
Ace

In reply to Hiding and Showing part of the Tk GUI by Ace128

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