I use the following code for printing the line number in Text widget.

my $c=0;
my $r=0;

$txt = $mw->Text( -background =>'white',
                       -width=>400,
                       -height=>300,
                       -selectbackground => 'skyblue',
                       -insertwidth => 5,
                       -borderwidth =>3,
                       -highlightcolor => 'blue',        ### after vis
+it
                       -highlightbackground => 'red' ,   ### default b
+efore visit
       -xscrollcommand => sub { print"CHAT NO :",$c++; },
       # Determines the callback used when the Text widget is scrolled
+ horizontally. 
                 -yscrollcommand => sub { print"LINR NO:",$r++; },
       # Determines the callback used when the Text widget is scrolled
+ vertically.
                       -padx => 5,
                       -pady => 5,
                        )-> pack ();
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the above code is printing the line number and character no is ok. but I used in Scrolled widget that output is not printing. what is the problem in the following code how can I solve this?

$txt = $mw->Scrolled('Text',
                  -scrollbars => 'se',
                  -background =>'white',
                  -width=>400,
                  -height=>300,
                  -insertwidth => 5,
                  -borderwidth =>3,
                  -highlightcolor => 'blue',        ### after visit
                  -highlightbackground => 'red' ,   ### default before
+ visit
                  -padx => 5,
                  -pady => 5,
                  -xscrollcommand => sub { print"CHAT NO :",$c++; },
        # Determines the callback used when the Text widget is scrolle
+d horizontally. 
                  -yscrollcommand => sub { print"LINR NO :",$r++; },
        # Determines the callback used when the Text widget is scrolle
+d vertically.
                )->pack();
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