If you look at it closely, if you move your x scrollbar after the modify, it shows up. This is an update problem, and here is a code trick (hack) to make your script work. It forces the TableMatrix to run thru it's cells and update them. Shown 2 ways.
$top->Button(
-text=>'modify',
-command=> sub {
$stuff->{'3,3'} = 'asfasf';
#&TMRefresh($tg);
$tg->configure(-padx =>( $tg->cget(-padx)));
},
)->pack;
Tk::MainLoop;
sub TMRefresh {
#Required input TableMatrix object.
#use to force matrix to update, a code trick
return if (!$_[0]);
$_[0]->configure(-padx =>($_[0]->cget(-padx)));
}
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