first click - boxes will be on top secound click - boxes will be bottom i want them to stay in the same place (top)
use Tk; $MainWindow = MainWindow->new; $MainWindow->geometry("420x420"); $MainWindow->configure(-background => "black"); $m = 0; $bfa = 0; my $vary = 0; my $varx = 0; my $n=0; $MainWindow->Button(-font => "Ariel 8 bold", -relief => 'groove', -tex +t => "click", -width => 14, -height => 0, -command => \&dude)->place( + -x => 200, -y => 385); sub dude { foreach $WidgetDestroy(@ButtFunc) { if (defined ($ButtFunc[$n])) { $WidgetDestroy->destroy; } if (undef ($ButtFunc[$n])) { print "hello"; } ++$n; } for (my $i=0;$i<6;$i++) { my $varx = 0; for (my $j=0; $j<7; $j++) { $ButtFunc[$bfa] = $MainWindow->Button(-font => "Ariel +8 bold", -relief => 'groove',-background => 'white', -text => $montha +rr[$m], -width => 15, -height => 2, -command => [ \&OpenTab, $Jularr[ +$m]])->place( -x => $varx, -y => $vary); $varx = $varx + 98; ++$m; ++$bfa; } $vary = $vary + 43; } } MainLoop;

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