Hi, try this,
#!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; use Tk; my $mw = 'MainWindow'->new(); #Remove the Borders my $cv0 = $mw->Canvas( qw! -background red -highlightthickness 0! ) ->pack( qw! -fill both -expand 1 ! ); my $cv1 = $mw->Canvas( qw! -background blue -highlightthickness 0! ) ->pack( qw! -fill both -expand 1 ! ); #Change the color of the Borders my $cv0 = $mw->Canvas( qw! -background red -highlightbackground cyan! + ) ->pack( qw! -fill both -expand 1 ! ); my $cv1 = $mw->Canvas( qw! -background blue -highlightbackground oran +ge! ) ->pack( qw! -fill both -expand 1 ! ); MainLoop();
Regards,
Velusamy R.
In reply to Re: PerlTk: Canvas next to another canvas
by Samy_rio
in thread PerlTk: Canvas next to another canvas
by Anonymous Monk
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