Hi,
I am implementing editor in PERL Tk.
I am adding the feature as text alignment, like left,right or center.
I used Text widget and I used the -justify option that option is not working for me.
How can I solve this problem. See my code: 

my $align       = $fnt -> cascade(-label =>"Juesify",-underline => 0, 
+-tearoff => 0);
   $align -> command(-label =>"Left",-command=>sub

           {
#                  $txt->configure( -justify =>'left');
                   $txt->tagConfigure('left', -justify => 'left');
                   print "Left";
           }
   );
   $align -> command(-label =>"Right",-command=>sub
           {

                   #$txt->configure(-justify=>'right');
                   $txt->tagConfigure('right', -justify => 'right');
                   print "Right";

           }
   );
   $align -> command(-label =>"Center",-command=>sub

           {

                   #$txt->configure(-justify=>'center');
                   $txt->tagConfigure('center', -justify => 'center');
                   print "Center";

           }
   );

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Refer the following link, I already post the same question
but I didn't got the answer,

http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=825839
--sugumar--

In reply to PERL Tk Editor: Text alignment is not working in Text widget [-justify option] by ungalnanban

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