Hello, my first post here, and after more than two days trying a lot of things im still without a solution, a few days i started to play with TK, and my problem is, "How can i set a value who came from a variable?

Example: 
my $labelproxy = $frameproxy -> Label(-text=>"\nProxy:") -> pack();
my $proxyentry = $frameproxy -> Entry(-width => 23,-textvariable=>\$oi
+)  -> pack();

my $chkproxyon = $frameproxy -> Radiobutton(-text=>"ON",-selectcolor =
+>  green,
    -value=>\$oi,  -variable=>\$proxystatus) -> pack();

my $chkproxyoff = $frameproxy -> Radiobutton(-text=>"OFF",-selectcolor
+ =>  green,
    -value=>"semproxy",  -variable=>\$proxystatus) -> pack();

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Why when i try print the value of -value=>\$oi i recieve "REF(0xa1b46c0)"

I got the same "error" when i tried using "checkbox" values. thanks, and im sorry if this is wrong place to post.

In reply to TK, seting value of a variable. by papaismurf

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