You'll get a better response to questions if you:
- Write a clear, descriptive title — with out — words like 'HELP', 'URGENT', 'EMERGENCY'.
- Don't — SHOUT —
- Describe your problem thoroughly.
- Give examples of what you tried.
You are asking people here to give up their time to help with your problem. There is a subtle but clear difference between asking for examples to learn from and asking people (who you've never met) to write code for you.
"...the adversities born of well-placed thoughts should be considered mercies rather than misfortunes." — Don Quixote
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Its called Tcl::pTk - Interface to Tcl/Tk with Perl/Tk compatible sytax
Tkx builds on Tcl, and Tcl::pTk builds on Tcl but does it with Tk.pm compatible syntax | [reply] |
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I appreciate the thought kind wizard, but there is no need for translation with Tcl::pTk
There is no need for perl syntax at all :)
Tcl::pTk takes the brilliant step and exposes the Tcl interpreter, so you can Eval Tcl code directly, no need to translate to perl at all
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I found your references to these sites to have been a great benefit.
Wish their was more cookbooks on Tkx.
pTk does it really force you to work in TCL no thanks I will stick with Tkx for the time being!
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