I understand that it inserts into the widget and it is inserting into the widget like i said its only inserting the first response from the server and it works for me on my other routines such as below. 

if ($postSplit[0] eq "/join") {
        
        #Check for erros
        if ($postSplit[1] eq "") {
            &error("Incorrect format must me /join #channel");
        }

# Begin Error Routine
# Used to simplify error reporting
sub error {
    my $error = $_[0];
    my $errorMessage = "*** ERROR ***    $error    *** ERROR ***";    
+ # Our standard Error message
    $scrolledText -> insert('end', "$errorMessage");                # 
+Insert the Error into the listbox
}
# End Error Routine

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That right their inserts into the listbox at the 'end' every time and its not an empty string! So Why wont it work the same way with the response from the server????

In reply to Re^4: Perl - TK - Listbox insertion problem by k0rn
in thread Perl - TK - Listbox insertion problem by k0rn

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