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I don't get hanging, but I don't get a nice calendar either. It looks like Tk::Month is old, unmaintained, and broken. Too bad, because it looks like it might have been just the thing.

Back to the drawing board.

You want to show a calendar, but what purpose does it serve? Are you trying to do anything with the calendar, or just show the dates of the current month as a reference point?

Update: I was throwing too much code at it. Tk::Month works fine if I keep it simple. See my original reply to this thread for details.

In reply to Re^3: Line up Calendar by webfiend
in thread Line up Calendar by mikasue

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