Thanks for all your suggestions. I've been working (silently)

and incorporating everyone's suggestions

Your overview is excellent and I will try to carve out additional Tk subtools

Currently, I agree that SeismicUnixGui is rather monolithic, single-purposed and needs a lot

of work to break it down into sets of libraries .

There are however about 10 Tk "tools" that can be run independently of the main GUI

Currently, PDL is very useful for handling image data that feeds into one of these detachable Tk "tools"

This Tk tool messages interactively with fortran code which pipes data out to pgplot

I must say that the Monks have been very encouraging and enlightening

Thanks

In reply to Re^2: Should my project be uploaded to CPAN as a module or an Application? by gllore
in thread Should my project be uploaded to CPAN as a module or an Application? by gllore

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