Hi all, this is a sub in my program which create 1 row of 5 Text widgets (the sub can create up 100 rows) i want them to be display in a main windows and add a scorllbar so that i can scroll down and up between them 
my $textTopStart = 228;
my $textTop = $textTopStart;
my $textHeight = 21;
my @textWidth = ("4", "160", "309", "460", "609");


sub AddRow {

  $dude2 = $xscrollleft->Text(-font => $font, -background => 'white', 
+-foreground => 'black',-height => 1,-width => 22)->place( -x => $text
+Width[0], -y => $textTop);
    $dude3 = $xscrollleft->Text(-font => $font, -background => 'white'
+, -foreground => 'black',-height => 1,-width => 21)->place( -x => $te
+xtWidth[1], -y => $textTop);
    $dude4 = $xscrollleft->Text(-font => $font, -background => 'white'
+, -foreground => 'black',-height => 1,-width => 21)->place( -x => $te
+xtWidth[2], -y => $textTop);
    $dude5 = $xscrollleft->Text(-font => $font, -background => 'white'
+, -foreground => 'black',-height => 1,-width => 21)->place( -x => $te
+xtWidth[3], -y => $textTop);
    $dude6 = $xscrollleft->Text(-font => $font, -background => 'white'
+, -foreground => 'black',-height => 1,-width => 22)->place( -x => $te
+xtWidth[4], -y => $textTop);
    $textTop += $textHeight;
    
}

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