First: use strict! There are questionable lines in your code. You have the @int array containing the page widgets, why not use this one instead of the wrong code in the lines 80 and 84?
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Does any Monk here understand the concept of DYNAMIC variables and the need to generate them? And the need to be able to address them on the fly as I loop through the original information from the ipconfig command?
Apprarently not. Thanks for your time, but not for your so called wisdom.
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If you're code would be less confusing, then it would be easier to help you with your actual code. But maybe all you want is:
use Tk;
$mw = tkinit;
$nb = $mw->NoteBook->pack;
$nb->add("page$_", -label => "page$_") for 1..5;
for my $page ($nb->pages) {
my $f= $nb->page_widget($page);
$f->Label(-text => $page)->pack;
}
MainLoop;
page_widget is not (yet) documented, but it is listed in the "public" part of Tk/NoteBook.pm, so it's probably safe to use it.
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