I'm an uber-newbie to Tk. My first query: I'm using a Notebook/Tab construct to build a simple gui. The following code produces 1 column of Label->Entry pairs; I would like 2 columns: Label->Entry Label->Entry any suggestions? 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use Tk;
use Tk::NoteBook;
use Time::HiRes qw(usleep);

$mw = MainWindow->new();
$mw->geometry( "600x500" );
$book = $mw->NoteBook()->pack( -fill=>'both', -expand=>1 );

$tab1 = $book->add( "Sheet 1", -label=>"program1");
$tab2 = $book->add( "Sheet 2", -label=>"program2");

#==================form attempt 1=========================

$tab1->Label(-text => "IN_DIR=")->grid($tab1->Entry(-textvariable => "
+"));
$tab1->Label(-text=>"IN_LIST=")->grid($tab1->Entry(-textvariable=>""))
+;
$tab1->Label(-text=>"OUT_TYPE=")->grid($tab1->Entry(-textvariable=>"PS
+ET"));
$tab1->Label(-text=>"BYTESWAP=")->grid($tab1->Entry(-textvariable=>"Y"
+));
$tab1->Label(-text=>"OUTPUTAUX=")->grid($tab1->Entry(-textvariable=>"N
+"));

################################


MainLoop;

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In reply to Tk Notebook tab columns by honyok

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