Hela Monks,
i am new to perl tk..and i hope you could help me out with this error message:
Attempt to free non-existent shared string '_TK_RESULT_', Perl interpreter: 0x8885bb0 at /usr/lib/perl5/Tk.pm line 247.

i would appreciate it if someone could tell me what is causing this error message..

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i think this is the part of the code where it causes the error or warning message. 
sub Rundibbler{
        threads->create(sub{my $qxdib=qx/dibbler-client run > dibbler.
+out/;})->detach();
        threads->create(sub{
        my $buff;
        my $i=1;
        while(1){
           open IN, "dibbler.out" || die "Could not open file:$!";
           while(read(IN,$buff,1)){
               $reply->insert('end',$buff);
           }
           close IN;
           open OUT, ">dibbler.out" || die "Could not open file:$!";
           print OUT " ";
           close OUT;
           sleep $i;
            $i++;
        }})->detach();
}

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Thanks,
drip

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