Hi monks, I have written a perl tk script to display the current select value in text-scroll. Here is my problem whenever i make double click on list box the selected value should display and previous value should be removed , i tried to delete the previous selected value but it is not working, can any one give me the solution .

#!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; use warnings; use Tk; use Tk::LabFrame; use Tk::ROText; my $lb ; my $txt_scroll; my $mw = MainWindow->new(); $mw->geometry("500x400"); my $f1 = $mw -> LabFrame( -label => "List-box-selection", -font => 'ukai', -labelside => "acrosstop", )->pack(); my @list = (qw/test1 test2 test3 test4 test5/); $lb = $f1 -> Scrolled("Listbox", -scrollbars => "e", -selectmode => "extended", -font => 'ukai', -activestyle => "dotbox", )->pack(); $lb->insert('end',@list); $lb -> bind('<Double-1>'=> sub { my $current_ip = $_[0]->get($_[0]->curselection),; $txt_scroll->insert('end',"SELECTED IP : $current_ip\n"); }, ); $f1 -> place ( -x => 100 , -y => 55, -width =>"170", -height => "120") +; my $f2 = $mw -> LabFrame( -label => "Commands Info", -font => 'ukai', -labelside => "acrosstop", )->pack(); my $frame_info = $mw -> Frame(); $txt_scroll = $frame_info->Text(); $txt_scroll = $f2 -> Scrolled( 'ROText', -scrollbars => 'osoe', -height => 6 , -width => 25, -font => 'ukai', )->pack();$mw->update(); $f2 -> place( -x => 100, -y => 200, -width => 180, -height => 100, ); MainLoop;

In reply to Displaying selected value from Listbox in perl tk by vr786

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