Monks, I have struggled for close to three hours but I am afraid I am not making any progress. I have a key/value table populated by a configuration file. I would like to have the capability to edit the values if possible and manipulate them later in a my data structure. Here's part of the code I am using: 
 
$data{$fields[$tag][0]}{'entry'}= $data{$fields[$tag][0]}{'frame'}->En
+try(-takefocus => 1,-width => 60, -textvariable=>\$data{$fields[$tag]
+[1]}{'value'})
       ->pack(-side => 'left', -fill => 'y');

my $input = $data{$fields[$tag][0]}{'entry'}->get($f{$fields[$tag][1]}
+{'value'});
print $input;

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I am getting this error: wrong # args: should be ".frame.pane.frame.frame.entry get" at c:/Perl/site/lib/Tk.pm line 250, <DATA> line 35. How can I update my data structure with new entry information? Are there other alternatives to get? Thanks a million.

In reply to refreshing data structure using Get Method in PTk by Anonymous Monk

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