Re: How to manage .Xdefaults to be used for Tk on Win32?

This is pretty thoroughly off-topic. --. Nevertheless, have you tried doing a google search for Tk related X resources?

Furthermore, somewhere in the Tk distribution will be code that reads these X resources. Use the source.

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Re: Re: How to manage .Xdefaults to be used for Tk on Win32? by Anonymous Monk on Jun 15, 2002 at 05:29 UTC
HOW IS THIS Off topic? The "options" database, described in Tk::options is what he's talking about.	[reply]
Re: Re: Re: How to manage .Xdefaults to be used for Tk on Win32? by hagus (Monk) on Jun 16, 2002 at 09:25 UTC
The fact that he doesn't mention Perl at all is a bit of a clue in. Tk is an extension to Tcl, not Perl. Yes, there is a Perl interface for it, but his question is a generalised one regarding the configuration of Tk, not something specific to the Tk Perl module. If it can be achieved with Tk::options, by all means enlighten us. It will be a useful contribution if he is indeed using the perl Tk module. -- Ash OS durbatulk, ash OS gimbatul, Ash OS thrakatulk, agh burzum-ishi krimpatul! Uzg-Microsoft-ishi amal fauthut burguuli.	[reply]
Re: Re: How to manage .Xdefaults to be used for Tk on Win32? by Baboon (Acolyte) on Jun 14, 2002 at 07:32 UTC
Your reply is more likely offtopic (like mine now, sorry) RTFS is good advice, and, as I stated, I did RTFS but this leads me too deep into frustration. Are you a person who succeeded doing this and can share experience, as I asked? Why you're talking when you do not have something essential to say? Best wishes, I.R.Baboon.	[reply]