Hi,

I want to create a table in Perl Tk, that will support sort and filtering.

Currently I implemented the table using Tk::Table. This is the table code:

my @lines = (<Tab>);
                chomp(@lines);
                close(Tab);
                my @tmp = (split(/;/,$lines[0]));
                my $colu = ($#tmp) +2;
                my $ro = ($#lines+2);
                $table->destroy if ($table);
                $table = $TFrame->Table(-rows=>$ro, -columns=>$colu, -
+scrollbars=>'se', -fixedrows=>2, -relief=>'raised')->pack(-side=>'top
+',-anchor=>'nw');
                
                my $r =1;
                my @Approved =0;
                
                foreach my $row (@lines)
                {
                    my $tmp_l;
                    if ($r>1)
                    {
                        my $data = $r -1;
                        $tmp_l = $table->Label(-text=>$data, -anchor=>
+'w', %Entry_color, -relief=>"groove");
                        $table->put($r, 1, $tmp_l);
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        $tmp_l = $table->Label(-text=>"Entry", -anchor
+=>'w',-background=>'gray', -relief=>"raised");
                        $table->put($r, 1, $tmp_l);
                    }
                        
                    my $c=2;
                    my @data =  (split(/;/,$row));
                    while ($c <= $colu)
                    {
                         if ($data[$c-2])
                        {
                            $file_Contant[$r-1][$c-2]=$data[$c-2] ;
                        }
                        else
                        {
                            $file_Contant[$r-1][$c-2]="";
                        }
                        my $tmp_label;
                        if ($r==1)
                        {
                            $tmp_label = $table->Label(-text=>$data[$c
+-2], -anchor=>'w',-background=>'gray', -relief=>"raised") ;          
+              }
                        $tmp_label = $table->Entry(-textvariable => \$
+file_Contant[$r-1][$c-2], -width=> 15,%Entry_color, -relief=>"groove"
+) if ($r>1);
                        
                        $table->put($r, $c, $tmp_label);
                        $c++;
                    }
                    $r++;
                }
                $table->pack(-fill=>'both',-side=>'top',-anchor=>'nw',
+-expand=>1);
                return($table,\@file_Contant) }
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I want to create filtering according to columns.

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