On May 10, 2007, at 13:15, Kenneth Ölwing wrote: > Are there no/some/lots of quirks when perlapping something using > Tkx? I assume it's a nobrainer, since you're apparently doing it > with your tools, but just looking for confirmation...
It's a nobrainer if you only depend on the Tcl extensions that we provide in the tkkit.dll. If you need to bundle extra extensions in the form of Tcl code or dynamic libraries there is some creativity needed. > What would you consider the best resources to get started? I see > there's a Tkx tutorial, and there are references to using the > 'real' Tcl documentation to figure out how to call something from > Perl - I have no Tcl background but I assume it shouldn't be very > hard. Anything else you know of that would spare me a lot of work - > literature, websites with good how-to's? I think I would start by installing ActiveTcl and then learn some basic Tcl, at least enough to write some very trivial apps. That should be enough to follow the docs easily. If you are on Mac OS X you already have Tcl; just run 'wish'. Regards, Gisle _______________________________________________ ActivePerl mailing list [email protected] To unsubscribe: http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/mysubs
