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Hi! I'm newcomer in Perl. I'm trying to make a programm using Tkx. But there is a promlem: I made a table using "tktable", but I can't use some configure options like "-selectbackground" (It says unknown option). Can maybe someone advise me how to use such options or how can I solve this problem an other way (I need to change default color of foreground or background when cell is selected)?

use strict;
use Tkx;
Tkx::package_require("Tktable");

my $mw = Tkx::widget->new('.');
$mw->g_wm_title("Name of the window");
my $frame = $mw->new_frame();
$frame->configure(
    -borderwidth => 4,
    -relief => 'groove',
);
$frame->g_pack();
my $guess_tab = $frame->new_table(
    -rows => 7,
    -cols => 4,
    -cache => 1,
    -resizeborders => 'none',
    -titlecols => 1,
    -titlerows => 1,
    -variable => \%guess,
);
$guess_tab->g_pack();
Tkx::MainLoop();
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In reply to Tk configure in Tkx by Marinochka

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