Given that this example is not dynamic but sequential Tab deletion Re: TK: adding notebook tabs dynamically, how does one go about doing Dynamic tab deletion where one must delete tab 3 before tab 4?

Perhaps there's a way to call the current tab or parent frame somehow that I'm not aware of?

Or perhaps an easier method?

Thanks,
Peter.

Update:
It is nice to see the -2 Rep for asking the question of you helpful guys.
At least you're consistent.

I actually went to CPAN for documentation on NoteBook and found the info("focus") method which was missing from the ActivePerl documentation I had been reading at the time.

NoteBook @ActivePerl

So the problem was actually very easy to solve once one has the right documentation in any case.

Thanks for all the great help.

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