Hi,
I have started working on my own on Visual Tcl 1.2 and I saw there is a
lot
of interest in it.
I would be very interested to continue the development.
Here is what I already added:
- Added labels for widgets in widget tree, added automatic
refresh of widget tree when new widget is added or
widget deleted
- Current selected widget is highlighted in widget tree
- Added/checked support for the following Iwidgets:
combobox, scrolledlistbox, spinint, calendar,
dateentry, toolbar, entryfield, scrolledhtml
- Added syntax coloring to proc editor / command editor
- The command console under Linux now shows standard
output from commands issued by the user, plus the return
value too
- Properties are automatically set when the user clicks outside
an entry field
- Added image manager to maintain a list of stock images (eg.
always available to the program) and a list of user images (on a
per project basis). Added image selector.
- Added font selector. It does not have a font manager yet but
that could be added too.
- When saving a project under Linux, makes it executable
automatically.
I was planning to do the following:
- Add font manager
- Inline images so that the project file is self-contained
- Entirely rewrite the menu editor, which is not very usable right now
- Rewrite the bindings editor too
- Add syntax assist a la Microsoft, for example it would give you a
list of commands or properties for an object while you type
- Add support for FreeWrap, which would allow to generate stand-alone
executables under Linux and Windows.
- More bug fixes.
Christian Gavin
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have posted a copy of my Visual Tcl at
http://www.dnai.com/~cgavin/vtcl/download
I would welcome comments, remarks, etc.!
For now it requires Itcl but I am going to rewrite the few lines of
code in the image manager that use Itcl to use standard Tcl/Tk instead.
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