in my case non-Tk GUI is not a standalone independent program, but rather specially written for this case.

If I write GUI using Tk, I prefer using it in a most portable way, i.e. without non-portable additions like external inclusions.

But here I am tempting to do several different kinds of things. <bl>

  • 1. extend Tk GUI functionality by creating non-Tk widget with a native to current platform widget, for example Borland VCL or CLX, for example, data-aware widgets
  • 2. opposite case (after I'll understand underlying mechanics)
    to enrich my other Win32 GUI application with a powerfullest Text widget I ever saw, as well as other well-done Tk widgets.
  • 3. everything else I've forgot to mention :) </bl>

    In reply to Re: Re: How to embed other GUI into Tk application by svad
    in thread How to embed other GUI into Tk application by svad

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