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I appreciate the thought kind wizard, but there is no need for translation with Tcl::pTk
There is no need for perl syntax at all :)
Tcl::pTk takes the brilliant step and exposes the Tcl interpreter, so you can Eval Tcl code directly, no need to translate to perl at all
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I found your references to these sites to have been a great benefit.
Wish their was more cookbooks on Tkx.
pTk does it really force you to work in TCL no thanks I will stick with Tkx for the time being!
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pTk does it really force you to work in TCL no thanks I will stick with Tkx for the time being!
No, as I already quoted it is an Interface to Tcl/Tk with Perl/Tk compatible sytax
Allowing you to use tcl syntax is an added bonus.
It allows you to use any tcl GUI builder that generates tcl code, and paste it into your perl program without translating, from then on you can work with perl or tcl syntax
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