hi monks, I've programmed a chat system. client interface code like below:
 $left_frame->Label(-text => "Perl Chat Client v$VERSION")
              ->pack(-side => 'top',
                     -anchor => 'nw');
   $status = $left_frame->Text (-width => 40,
                                -height => 30,
                                -wrap => 'word')->pack();

   $status->tagConfigure(section,
      -font => '-adobe-helvetica-bold-r-normal--14-140-75-75-p-82-iso8
+859-1');

   $status->bind('<Double-1>', \&pick_word);
   $left_frame->Label(-text => 'Global Message:')->pack(-side => 'left
+', -anchor => 's');
   $gm_quick = $left_frame->Entry (-width => 26)->pack(-side => 'left'
+, -anchor => 's');
   $gm_quick->bind('<KeyPress-Return>', sub { 
                                           send_msg_all($gm_quick->get
+());
                                           $gm_quick->delete(0,'end');

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user complained text widget would occupy all screen of the window when they shrink the window. they hope Entry widget is the last widget they can see in the screen.describing my problem clearly seems a little difficult.If you confuse or misunderstand on my problem, please reply or msg me to let me know.

I am trying to improve my English skills, if you see a mistake please feel free to reply or /msg me a correction

In reply to treat widget when resizing window by xiaoyafeng

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