I was doing something with Tk::Table, and found this bug. If you run this code you will see:

use Tk;
use Tk::Table;

use strict;
use warnings;

my $mw = MainWindow->new;
$mw->geometry("200x200");
my $table = $mw->Table(-rows => 9, -columns => 9, -fixedrows => 9, fix
+edcolumns => 8)->pack;
foreach my $row (0 .. 8) {
    foreach my $col (0 .. 8) {
        my $cell = $mw->Entry(-width => 1);
        $table->put($row, $col, $cell);
    }
}


MainLoop;

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Tk::Table will try to display a north scrollbar for you. That's fine, I think it is because columns is greater than fixedcolumns. The problem is with the position the scrollbar is placed. It is not right over the table, but over on the right side.

The testing was done on windows xp with activestate perl 5.8.4.

In reply to misplaced scroll bar with Tk::Table by pg

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