David Engel [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Wish is the base-level Tk interpreter. Install either the tk40 or
tk41 packages. if you install both, the wish from tk41 will be used
by default.
By the way, this days I tried to compile some Tcl extension package (namely
ctk) and its configure script
I have tried
make xconfig
to generate a new config file for the kernel but it gives an error
wish not found
Could somebody tell me what is wish and in which package it is?
thanks
Hubert Fauque
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Hubert --
You asked:
I have tried
make xconfig
to generate a new config file for the kernel but it gives an error
wish not found
Could somebody tell me what is wish and in which package it is?
To find which package contains a file, try something like this:
# zgrep wish
Hubert FAUQUE writes:
I have tried
make xconfig
to generate a new config file for the kernel but it gives an error
wish not found
Could somebody tell me what is wish and in which package it is?
Wish is the base-level Tk interpreter. Install either the tk40 or
tk41 packages. if you
You need to install Tcl7.4 (or Tcl7.5) and Tk4.0 (or Tk4.1).
BTW, if you just need the make 'xconfig' feature, I suggest not installing
all this and using 'make menuconfig'.
Phil.
On Fri, 16 Aug 1996, Hubert FAUQUE wrote:
I have tried
make xconfig
to generate a new config file for the kernel but it gives an error
wish not found
Could somebody tell me what is wish and in which package it is?
You need tcl/tk packages. In plain english its tk41 and that file
wish is part of the Tk package. You'll need tk_7.[3|5].deb and
tcl_4.?.deb I can't remember which verison they at. Tk needs tcl. Wish
is part of Tk. They should both be in the devel subtree.
-Josh Stockwell
On Fri, 16 Aug 1996 11:46:42 -0700, you wrote:
You need to install Tcl7.4 (or Tcl7.5) and Tk4.0 (or Tk4.1).
BTW, if you just need the make 'xconfig' feature, I suggest not installing
all this and using 'make menuconfig'.
Phil.
Thanks for your answer, I had just tried make xconfig instead of
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