Hi Mark,
Mark Horn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am looking for Tcl/Tk v8.0 and a compatible version of Xlib, for a
> port of an application developed originally for a Unix platform.
You may want to discuss Tcl/Tk issues on comp.lang.tcl. There are
much more people with specific Tcl/Tk knowle
Mark,
> int idc = DefaultColormap (_pdisp, 0); // Failure here, or in
> subsequent call to XParseColor ()
Do these two calls indicate that you are trying to use a PseudoColor
(e.g. 8 bit palletized color) visual? If so, then you need to be
running Windows in 8 bit color mode or you can run in
I am looking for Tcl/Tk v8.0 and a compatible version of Xlib, for a port
of an application developed originally for a Unix platform. The application
is a based transport simulator, and is written in C++ . The Tcl/Tk is there
to provide the GUI, including a window within which X11 calls provide
