I tried the following which includes the callback. It isn't working properly. Does anyone see the problem? Thanks! 

#! perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Tkx;

my $value;
my $mw  = Tkx::widget->new(".");
my $ent = $mw->new_entry(-textvariable => \$value,-validate => 'key')-
+>g_pack();
$ent->configure(
                -validatecommand => [sub { $_[0] =~ /^(?:|-|\d+|-\d+)$
+/ }, Tkx::Ev('%P'), $ent],
        -invalidcommand  => \&lam_num_error);

my $print_button = $mw->new_button(-text    => "Print",
                               -command => \&printx,
                               -font    => "ansi 10 bold")->g_pack();

my $reset_frm = $mw->new_frame();
$reset_frm->g_pack(-fill => 'both');
my $reset_button = $reset_frm->new_button(-text    => "Reset",
                                      -command => \&do_reset,
                                      -font    => "ansi 10 bold")->g_p
+ack();
Tkx::MainLoop();

sub printx
{
    print $value unless $value eq '-';
}

sub do_reset
{
    $ent->delete(0, 'end');
}

sub lam_num_error
{
    Tkx::tk___mmessageBox(-message => "The input must be an integer.")
+;
}

__END__

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In reply to Re^2: Tk vs Tkx for -validatecommand by shortyfw06
in thread Tk vs Tkx for -validatecommand by shortyfw06

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