> *smile* Depending on your language religion, you may/may not > find this interesting...but there's a Tcl/Tk port to the palm. > (http://palm-tcl.sourceforge.net). ... >Some people consider the problem space for Perl and Tcl somewhat overlapping.
I treat languages like a big cafeteria - Perl is the dessert, others may consider it more like the spaghetti, but I have much better grasp of perl than tcl (Perl Whirl 2002, got to meet Larry!)... but Tcl for Palm might be just the thing for some projects! other questions - Where is a good tutorial or sample proggies for using C++ with prc-tools/gcc ? I have the O'Reilly Palm Programming book which is very good (2nd edition) but is mostly C (though highly regarded). I am using prc-tools/gcc/pilrc, do all tables have to be tied to a pdb file? Is there something that is roughly like a grid control? I am writing a program to solve simple substitution ciphers with the ciphertext in a multiline field at the top (someday it might read a memo), and a grid along the lower half of the screen to keep up with how my A-Z characters are arranged (like A=N,B=F,C=X...Z=whatever). Or does this become a 5x6 (26 chars plus room for a "Refresh" button) array of labels and fields and I get to draw the lines? (This will be freeware when it works) thanks, David Martin -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
