Learn to stuff your objects into hashes. Once you get the idea, it makes looping thru them a breeze. Here is a simple example. 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use Tk;

my $mw = tkinit;
my %buttonhash;

my @array = (0..5);

for $i ( @array ) {

    $buttonhash{$i} = $mw->Button(
           -text => "Button $i", 
           -command => [\&printme, $i],
       )->pack();
}

my $reconbut = $mw->Button(
           -text => 'Reconfigure',
           -command => \&recon,
       )->pack();

MainLoop;

sub printme {
   print "@_\n";
}

sub recon{
    foreach my $key (sort keys %buttonhash){
        
        $buttonhash{$key}->configure(-text => 'Button '. ($key + 10));
      
      }
   
}

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In reply to Re: Creating variables for each array member by zentara
in thread Creating variables for each array member by sashac88

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