I would like to do following by using -tk?

The program should create a frame which is divided in two parts, left subframe and right subframe. When the program is run, filenames of files in the same folder as the program, appear in the left subframe. By clicking on each of the filenames, the content of the file is displayed in the righ frame.
(The content of the files are numbers. The numbers from the files clicked are processed and figures are drawn in the right frame according to the numbers.)
Could you give me some general directions how to do this in the best way?

(I do not ask for any code)

Thank you for any help

2006-09-22 Retitled by planetscape, as per Monastery guidelines: one-word (or module-only) titles hinder site navigation

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Original title: 'tk-question'

In reply to TK question: navigating frames by tamaguchi

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