You can also open the .vtclrc file (in your ~/, or Documents and
Settings\<user name> on XP, or C:\ or D:\ on other Windows systems), and
delete the line:
set vTcl(geometry,.vTcl.toolbar) 46x667+15+116
This will reset the toolbar to its default position. (Same thing for other
windows, you can bring them back to their default position by erasing their
setting from the .vtclrc file)
CG
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I had a similiar problem on Linux with multiple destops, if you can still
see your attribute editor,
look at the "x position" and "y�position", sometimes my x position shows
up as a negative number
and I can't see the window, change the position to match your current
screen.
-----Original Message-----
From: Gopal Reddy K [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2001 4:26 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Robert Lugg
Subject: Re: [vtcl-user] i have a fundamental query
I have a peculiar problem in using vtcl , i can't see�tool bar window,
(�one of the VTCL�windows), its gone out of the visible site
( why and how its gone ,even i don't know?).I'm running on win2k.
Is there any way to get�this window into visible range?
Robs,
�� Have you faced this strange problem ?
I'm sorry to bother you all with this silly thing.
cheers
Gopal
----- Original Message -----
From: cgavin
To: Robert Lugg
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2001 12:32 AM
Subject: Re: [vtcl-user] i have a fundamental query
>> ... There are some bugs and problems...
Don't be afraid to report them on the bug tracking database on SourceForge
:-)
CG
Robert Lugg wrote: tcl is a development tool used to design GUIs and to
program Tcl.
I am a new programmer to Tcl.� Based on what I have done, I would
suggest that you:
1. Download ActiveTcl8.3.4� This contains Tcl,Tk and several other
libraries
http://tcl.activestate.com/
2.� Download vTcl
http://vtcl.sourceforge.net/
3.� Get a copy of Tcl/Tk Reference Guide.� You can download it for free
on the web.� http://www.slac.stanford.edu/~raines/tkref.html
O'reily publishers also sells a printed version for about $10 US.
1-56592-498-3� O'Reilly & Associates 1565924983� 11/98� (I think!)
For now, I have been doing all my development in vTcl.� There are some
bugs and problems, but so far, I have not needed to use anything else.
For me, it has not been necessary to understand the relationship between
Tk, BLT, tix or any of the other packages.� You only need to include
references the ones you need in your program.
Good Luck,
Rob Hi,�� I am new to this TCL I would like to know about vctl and Tk,
how are they different ?If somebody wants to develop GUI application using
Tcl which extension is preferred ? why ? On what basic? Thanks in
advanceGopal
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