Hi,

You're debugging so you should turn on verbosity and debugging so you can see what is going on (what files end up where)

-M Tk::Text has nothing to do with Tkx module or Tcl module, or "tkdnd" so its not going to help you here

the -l option is for .dll/.so files not for pkgIndex.tcl....

You should investigate the -a option you might have better luck with something like -a "C:\Tcl"

It also maybe be interesting to see what happens with ppsimple.pl

And if you've got the time and are up for pure experimentation knowing ahead of time it won't be any easier than par/pp just different, maybe http://www.cavapackager.com/appdocs/overview-supportedos.htm

In reply to Re: Tkx TkDND with PAR::Packer by Anonymous Monk
in thread TkDND with PAR::Packer by Anonymous Monk

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