I noticed that if I run vtcl 1.5.1b3 using tcl/tk 8.0.5, that I am unable to
save the file correctly. I do "save" and then "quit", but I get caught in a
loop where vtcl thinks that the file is not saved so it keeps prompting me
"there are unsaved changes, do you want to save them?". If I say no (after
previously saving the file), the file is still truncated right after:
#!/bin/sh
# the next line restarts using wish\
exec wish "$0" "$@"
(The application I interfacing with is stuck with tcl version 8.0.5)
Dave Ofstead
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Damon Courtney [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 3:24 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [vtcl-user] ANNOUNCE: Visual Tcl 1.5.1b3
>
> Announcing Visual Tcl 1.5.1 Beta 3
>
> Visual Tcl is moving into the final stages of beta as we close in on
> all the bug fixes and enhancements for version 1.5.1. Beta 3 will be our
> Release Candidate 1 and most likely the last beta release before final
> release.
>
> This release focuses mainly on bug fixes and a few cosmetic
> enhancements along with added Itcl, BLT and Tix support, as well as
> greater support for Macintosh, allowing rapid cross-platform application
> development with minimal turn-around time. Furthermore, we are excited to
> announce the integration of Jeffrey Hobbs' TkCon into Visual Tcl. TkCon
> offers a consistent, powerful alternative to the standard Tk console.
> TkCon provides command and window names expansion, electric brace
> highlighting, support fo
> r several interpreters and command history.
>
> We're looking for more beta testers and more users in general to give
> this beta some rigorous testing before final release. We are very eager
> to make this the most stable and enhanced release of Visual Tcl to date.
> Version 1.5 has immense progress over earlier versions and has added many
> new features and functions that make it more like traditional GUI
> builders.
>
> If you haven't looked at Visual Tcl in a while, give it another look.
> You'll find that it's a very different program now. We'd love to hear
> more suggestions on enhancements you would like to see as we are already
> planning our roadmap for the next version.
>
> The Visual Tcl Team,
>
> Christian Gavin ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
> Damon Courtney ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
>
>
> Visual Tcl is a freely-available, cross-platform application
> development environment for the Tcl/Tk language and written in pure
> Tcl/Tk. It is available for XWindows as well as for Windows 9x, Windows
> NT,Windows 2000 and Macintosh.
>
> Visual Tcl can be obtained from SourceForge at:
>
> http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/vtcl/
>
> Visit our homepage at:
>
> http://vtcl.sourceforge.net/
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