Re: tk/tcl

Bandung wrote:
> (I sent this message  2 hrs earlier with a couple of embedded files.  The
> attached files seem to be the cause for holding up the posting of the
> message on the board)   Anyways,  here are the final steps for getting your
> installation working....
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> You are almost there!  Looks like you need tcl.  Download this file and
> unzip it.  it is a later version of tcl than the one that you were using.
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> tcltk8_4_12_ce-arm.zip
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> Place the lib directory under your \\Program files\\  directory.  
> You can ignore the directory called bin which contains the three files,
> celib, tcl84.dll and tk84.dll since you have already copied into your
> Windows directory.
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> So your Python installation directory structure now looks like this...
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> \\Program files\\Python25
> \\Program files\\lib
> \\Windows\\ ...those three files with the names of the files that were in
> the directory called "bin"
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> Your are now ready to start coding!  
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> With the files from this "lib", you will also be able to use bwidgets as
> well as Tkinter widgets.  There are also iwidgets which I haven't tried yet. 
> Plus, if you want to "tcl"  then copy the tcls84h.exe and wish84.exe files
> into your Windows directory as well.  And if you want a cool table widget,
> you can use the following file.  Place it in your "lib" directory along side
> of the bwidget directory etc.
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> Tktable2.zip
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Thank you very much for all the time.

That works perfectly. I have played around with some demo type files to 
see how they work and how it looks. And so far it looks very promising.

The hard work will start a bit later.

Thanks for all your effort.

John Aherne