sub add_button {
#add button entries 
my $addframe = $frm_name4->Frame(
   -background=>'yellow',
   -relief=>'groove',
   -borderwidth=>5)
   ->pack(-side=>'top',
   -fill =>'x');

my $addtxtcount =  $addframe->Text(
   -width=>1,
   -height=>1)
   ->pack(-side=>'left',
   -anchor =>'nw');               #


my $addtxtexpense =  $addframe->Text(
   -width=>8,
   -height=>1)
   ->pack(-side=>'left',
   -anchor =>'nw',
   -padx=>5);

my $addtxtcost =  $addframe->Text(
   -width=>8,
   -height=>1)    
   -> pack(-side=>'left',
   -anchor =>'nw',
   -padx=>10);

chomp(my $expense = $expenseentry->get());
$expenseentry -> delete('0', 'end');
$addtxtexpense->insert('end',$expense);

#cost posting
chomp(my $cost = $costentry->get());
$costentry-> delete('0','end');
$addtxtcost->insert('end',$cost);
#countig posting
 $count ++;
$addtxtcount->insert('end',$count);
#calculate balance
my @totalbalance = 0;
push(@totalbalance,$cost);
foreach( @totalbalance) {
    my $total += $_;

##write new balance
$balancetxt->delete('1.0','end');
$balancetxt->insert('end',$total);

#open  WRITEFILE , ">>$time.txt" or die "write error\n";
#print WRITEFILE ("$count) $expense          $cost \n");
#close WRITEFILE;

}
}

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i do get the explicit package name error. Maybe the subroutine is totally wrong!

In reply to Re^4: Tk subroutine by props
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