Dear Monks,

I would like to have two canvasses side by side. It is easy to do that, but do you see the thin grey line between those two ? How do I get rid of it, or how do I change its color ?

#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;
use Tk;

my $mw = 'MainWindow'->new();

my $cv0 = $mw->Canvas( qw! -background red !  )
             ->pack( qw! -fill both -expand 1 ! );

my $cv1 = $mw->Canvas( qw! -background blue ! )
             ->pack( qw! -fill both -expand 1 ! );

MainLoop();

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Any ideas ?

Thanks,

Philippe

2006-10-25 Retitled by planetscape, as per Monastery guidelines

( keep:3 edit:13 reap:0 )

Original title: 'PerlTk: Canvas within canvas question'

In reply to PerlTk: Canvas next to another canvas by Anonymous Monk

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