${Tk Skillz}++. Where do you learn this stuff? I've tried learning the Perl/Tk stuff several times over but I never get anywhere because quite frankly, documentation is horrible. Where is the technique of creating images as you do within load_icons() documented? I've never seen anything even close to such code used with Tk before.

It appears that Tk can do some pretty neat stuff, the problem is that it is hard to learn how. This may just be my own opinion here, but for me, QBasic was easier to learn back in high school than Tk is now. I could relearn everything I've forgotten about QBasic and program this game in that language with no problems :)

In reply to Re: CamelTrouble by Anonymous Monk
in thread CamelTrouble by mawe

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