Rick Macdonald wrote:
> This is actually what I do in case I do decide to put vTcl in "TEST" mode.
> Note that using the namespace syntax makes a global declaration
> unnecessary.
>
> proc {main} {argc argv} {
>
> if {[info exists ::vTcl]} {
> # This isn't meant to be runable within vTcl
> return
> }
Perhaps it is time to upgrade.
Since for me vtcl runs the main even
if I only use edit mode.
cgavin additions sure sound interesting.
But requiring new widgets IMHO, is a bad
thing. It would be better if the code tested
for there existence and added buttons only if
the user has them.
It also might be best if the new widgets are
found on there own palate. The activation button
popping up a info box that tells about how to get the
new widgets, and why someone might want them.
just a trying to be user friendly :)
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