Sorry about that one... I have a Radiobutton with 4 options. If a user selects option 2, everything is fine, a subroutine writes some value to where it supposed to write it and all is well. However, If she selects option 1, well, that subroutine should do the same thing AND another Option menu should appear with more choices because that particular radiobutton needs more info associated with it... Now, I'm not writting the code for the Optionmenu, presuming the subroutine &extra_acc_vals will generate it. And it does, but I have to select button 1, then close out this window with the Radiobuttons. Then hit a button that opens it again, and THEN these extra Optionmenus appear. I really appreciate your help on this one!!! 

my $acc_type_frame = $tab2->Frame()->pack(-side=>'top', -anchor=>'nw',
+ -padx=>'15');                    #tab 2
        $acc_type_frame->Label(-font => 'tab_rus_bold', -text => 'some
+ text 1') ->pack(-side=>'left'); 
        $acc_type_frame->Radiobutton(-font => 'tab_rus', -text => 'Val
+ue 0 if checked &extra_acc_vals should generate Optionmenus below', -
+value => '0', -variable => \$acc_type,  -command => sub {&write_map('
+384','0') #these commands should be executed firs/as well}) ->pack(-s
+ide=>'left');
        $acc_type_frame->Radiobutton(-font => 'tab_rus', -text => 'Val
+ue 1 if checked no extra Optionmenus should appear', -value => '1', -
+variable => \$acc_type, -command => sub {&write_map('384','1')})->pac
+k(-side=>'left');
        $acc_type_frame->Radiobutton(-font => 'tab_rus', -text => 'Val
+ue 1 if checked no extra Optionmenus should appear', -value => '2', -
+variable => \$acc_type, -command => sub {&write_map('384','2')})
                ->pack(-side=>'left');
        $acc_type_frame->Radiobutton(-font => 'tab_rus', -text => 'Val
+ue 0 if checked &extra_acc_vals should generate Optionmenus below', -
+value => '3', -variable => \$acc_type, -command => sub {&write_map('3
+84','3')})
                ->pack(-side=>'left');
        
        &extra_acc_vals($tab2, $acc_type_frame) if (($acc_type==0 ) ||
+ ($acc_type==3)); #so if $acc_type is iether 0 or 3 the &extra_acc_va
+ls should generate OptionMenus and such

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In reply to Re^2: Dynamically add Optionmenus based on variable perl tk by pashanoid
in thread Dynamically add Optionmenus based on variable perl tk by pashanoid

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