> I like what you have said working toward a GUI builder. I really want to
> just organize the widgets and then open with an editor to do the rest.
> This really appeals to me. I would like to see the app first (TK Builder),
> but I think we should focus energies for the best tool. Could you provide
> a link to examine TK Builer? Again, I can fully agree with the concept and
> the idea that vTcl could be a plugin of TK Builder. Many thanks for
> speaking up! This sounds very exciting.
I can try and put something up in the next week or so. It's still
very broken in parts, but the basic functionality is there. It still
needs a lot of work, but it's already far ahead of the vTcl 1.6 release
as far as bug fixes and cleaner code.
In the end, I hope to add converters for writing out Perl and Python
code as well. That's part of the idea behind removing all of the
Tcl-specific code. If it's JUST a GUI designer, and the other languages
which share Tk are mostly similar, we can eventually write some code to
output Tk code in any format. I'm hoping maybe I can get someone who
is fluent in the respective languages to help out in this regard.
I will try and post what I have somewhere so you guys can take a look
at it. I promise you that nothing fully works, and it will error-out all
over the place, but other than that, I can't promise anything. 0-]
Damon
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