You should be referencing Tcl/Tk
#!/usr/bin/perl --

use strict;
use warnings;

use Tkx;
$Tkx::TRACE=64;
Tkx::package_require('tile');

use Tkx;
my $mw = Tkx::widget->new(".");

my $f_report_period = $mw->new_ttk__labelframe(
    -text        => "report period",
    -labelanchor => 'nw',
    -relief      => 'groove',
    -borderwidth => '5'
);

my $b_change_year = $f_report_period->new_ttk__button(
    -text    => "change year",
    -command => sub { warn(@_) },
);

my $treeview = $f_report_period->new_ttk__treeview(
    -height => 5,
);

$treeview->insert("", "end", -text => "T $_") for 1 .. 20;


my $tree_sbv = $f_report_period->new_ttk__scrollbar(
    -command => [ $treeview, "yview" ],
    -orient  => "vertical"
);
my $tree_sbh = $f_report_period->new_ttk__scrollbar(
    -command => [ $treeview, "xview" ],
    -orient  => "horizontal"
);
$treeview->configure( -yscrollcommand => [ $tree_sbv, "set" ] );
$treeview->configure( -xscrollcommand => [ $tree_sbh, "set" ] );

$f_report_period->g_grid(
    -row     => 1,
    -column  => 0,
    -rowspan => 2,
    -sticky  => 'nsew'
);

$b_change_year->g_grid(
    -row     => 0,
    -column  => 0,
    -columnspan => 2,
    -sticky  => 'nsew',
);

$treeview->g_grid(
    -row     => 1,
    -column  => 0,
    -rowspan => 1,
    -sticky  => 'nsew'
);


$tree_sbv->g_grid(
    -row    => 1,
    -column => 1,
    -sticky => 'ns'
);

$tree_sbh->g_grid(
    -row    => 2,
    -column => 0,
    -sticky => 'we'
);

Tkx::MainLoop();

__END__
Tkx-1-0.0s-temp-8: package require tile
Tkx-2-0.0s-temp-13: winfo children .
Tkx-3-0.0s-temp-13: ttk::labelframe .l -text {report period} -labelanc
+hor nw -relief groove -borderwidth 5
Tkx-4-0.0s-temp-23: winfo children .l
Tkx-5-0.0s-temp-23: ttk::button .l.b -text {change year} -command perl
+::callback
Tkx-6-0.0s-temp-25: winfo children .l
Tkx-7-0.0s-temp-25: ttk::treeview .l.t -height 5
Tkx-8-0.0s-temp-29: .l.t insert  end -text {T 1}
Tkx-9-0.0s-temp-29: .l.t insert  end -text {T 2}
Tkx-10-0.0s-temp-29: .l.t insert  end -text {T 3}
Tkx-11-0.0s-temp-29: .l.t insert  end -text {T 4}
Tkx-12-0.0s-temp-29: .l.t insert  end -text {T 5}
Tkx-13-0.0s-temp-29: .l.t insert  end -text {T 6}
Tkx-14-0.0s-temp-29: .l.t insert  end -text {T 7}
Tkx-15-0.0s-temp-29: .l.t insert  end -text {T 8}
Tkx-16-0.0s-temp-29: .l.t insert  end -text {T 9}
Tkx-17-0.0s-temp-29: .l.t insert  end -text {T 10}
Tkx-18-0.0s-temp-29: .l.t insert  end -text {T 11}
Tkx-19-0.0s-temp-29: .l.t insert  end -text {T 12}
Tkx-20-0.0s-temp-29: .l.t insert  end -text {T 13}
Tkx-21-0.0s-temp-29: .l.t insert  end -text {T 14}
Tkx-22-0.0s-temp-29: .l.t insert  end -text {T 15}
Tkx-23-0.0s-temp-29: .l.t insert  end -text {T 16}
Tkx-24-0.0s-temp-29: .l.t insert  end -text {T 17}
Tkx-25-0.0s-temp-29: .l.t insert  end -text {T 18}
Tkx-26-0.0s-temp-29: .l.t insert  end -text {T 19}
Tkx-27-0.0s-temp-29: .l.t insert  end -text {T 20}
Tkx-28-0.0s-temp-32: winfo children .l
Tkx-29-0.0s-temp-32: ttk::scrollbar .l.s -command [list .l.t yview] -o
+rient vertical
Tkx-30-0.0s-temp-36: winfo children .l
Tkx-31-0.0s-temp-36: ttk::scrollbar .l.s2 -command [list .l.t xview] -
+orient horizontal
Tkx-32-0.0s-temp-40: .l.t configure -yscrollcommand [list .l.s set]
Tkx-33-0.0s-temp-41: .l.t configure -xscrollcommand [list .l.s2 set]
Tkx-34-0.0s-temp-43: grid .l -row 1 -column 0 -rowspan 2 -sticky nsew
Tkx-35-0.0s-temp-50: grid .l.b -row 0 -column 0 -columnspan 2 -sticky 
+nsew
Tkx-36-0.0s-temp-57: grid .l.t -row 1 -column 0 -rowspan 1 -sticky nse
+w
Tkx-37-0.0s-temp-65: grid .l.s -row 1 -column 1 -sticky ns
Tkx-38-0.0s-temp-71: grid .l.s2 -row 2 -column 0 -sticky we

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In reply to Re: Tkx grid problem by Anonymous Monk
in thread Tkx grid problem by momo33

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