Not wanting to enter yet another language war, the question still begs
to be asked : what limitations would justify to depart from Tcl/Tk ?
The two reasons so far are not really convincing.  User-friendliness
is unrelated to the language behind an application; "being not nice"
is a bit fuzzy, to say the least.

That said, my main concern would be to justify Tcl/Tk, so that we
could answer once and for all questions like "Why is Scid not
developed in Java/Python/Gtk/Fortran etc?".  Tcl/Tk seems like a
reasonable choice : it has drawbacks, but they are compensated by its
advantages.

We would need to have Pascal's position on this issue.  I am not sure
we already had that conversation.  The only reason I am fussing about
that is that I am starting to build a FAQ.

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