Roy Keene wrote: > I once began a Tcl/Tk under Tcl/CGI tool, but never finished it. > > It can be seen here: > http://www.rkeene.org/viewer/tmp/tkweb.tcl.htm > > I wrote it years ago so I don't remember anything about it, but it does > work for some basic things. > > Good luck with that.
> Roy Keene > Planning Systems Inc > > On Thu, 13 Oct 2005, Michael Link wrote: > >> >> >> Begin forwarded message: >> >>> From: "Pedro Guillem" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>> Date: October 13, 2005 5:05:04 AM CDT >>> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>> Subject: Rivet/Tk >>> >>> >>> Hello Michael. >>> >>> Before i say anything, receive my most sincere congratulations for >>> the developement of Rivet. >>> >>> My name is Pedro Guillem, >>> >>> I work as a Junior Programmer for Bayes Forecast, a Business >>> Intelligence consutant in Madrid, Spain. >>> We work to imporoove our open source project named TOL (Time Oriented >>> Language) www.tol-project.org >>> which's core was coded in C++. I kindly encourage you to visit the >>> web for more details and specs. >>> Feel free to get our daily compile from our CVS. >>> >>> The visuals of our software has a strong Tcl and Tk basis, for this >>> reason, we dediced to implement Rivet to port a >>> web user interface. No need to rebuild the whole Tcl cake, you know >>> what i mean. >>> We impressed ourselves when we saw Rivet succesfully loading our >>> custom made packages. amazing work. >>> >>> Out own tcl widgets (toltcl packages) work like a charm with rivet, >>> for obvious reasons, there is no way of opening a tk console >>> to display visuals from a server side generated page... it wouldnt >>> make any sense. still.. we have a lot of work already >>> developed to display all the graphical interface using tk. >>> >>> We figured we couldnt achieve half the realiability by spitting "tcl >>> puts" with html code in it. And less possible, display Stochastical >>> Graphs ... >>> >>> My question is: >>> Does rivet implements or will implement some kind of tk/html parsing >>> extension?. kind of like php/tk ?? >>> This way all the tk coded visuals could swim into html, at least the >>> basic ones. Is there any method of parsing tk visuals over Rivet?. >>> >>> I know this is kind of unethical, but nobody seems to speak about >>> this and i taught in asking the source. >>> I appreciate your time, effort, and any help you could provide to >>> your open source compliant spanish companions!! :-) >>> >>> Best Regards >>> >>> Pedro Manuel Guillem >>> S&S >>> Bayes Forecast >>> Madrid - Spain >>> >>> PS: We would are grateful to contribute and promote the use of rivet >>> technology. [Responding to Roy] I think actually the one interested in it was Pedro Guillem - if I understand correctly, Michael Link forwarded his mail on to us at the rivet-dev list. [Responding to Pedro] Anyway, Pedro, Roy's Tk/CGI thing is pretty snazzy, and worth a look, but I don't think it's complete...and it's by far the best of that kind of tool I've seen - I think you'd have to continue his work if you want to output to the web. I'm a bit confused as to just what you want, though - you mention PHP/Tk - that's just a TK binding for PHP so that you can write GUI's with PHP. Something else that's worth checking out that might be what you need is this, the Tcl browser plugin: http://www.tcl.tk/software/plugin/ I'm glad you like Rivet and are happy with it. Anything you'd like to do to help out is welcome. One possibility would be translating the manual into Castellano, although that's a big effort and is likely to mean lots of maintainance work too. The first thing to do in any case is to get involved by signing up for the rivet-dev mailing list! Bienvenido, in any case! -- David N. Welton - http://www.dedasys.com/davidw/ Linux, Open Source Consulting - http://www.dedasys.com/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
