Um, so... which line is line #34 in your code?

(Since the <code> tag does not, by itself, number the lines, it will be helpful in your posting if you add a comment at the line that is referred to in a quoted error trace, to make that clear.)

Let me guess that it might be this line: 

my $e1 = $p->add( 'Entry',

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I'm guessing it's this one, because the error says you're trying to call an "add" method on a "Frame" widget, which has no such method; and while I have never used a NoteBook widget before, I wouldn't be surprised to look in its docs and discover that the widget you get back when you call the "add" method on a NoteBook is ... a Frame, which would make your "$p" a frame widget and raise the error. You should look that up.

As for buckaduck's reply, it is of course fine (and frequent practice) to both invoke and pack a widget at "the same time", as you do in your original code. Don't worry about that.

In reply to Re: Tk::NoteBook tabs in a Tk::Dialog question by graff
in thread Tk::NoteBook tabs in a Tk::Dialog question by rbc

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