Hi Andrew,
I see from the comments that the tk device is relying on the autoload
mechanism. I have not got a Linux system at hand at the moment, so I
can not easily test the tk device. I imagine though that autoloading
does not deal gracefully with spaces in directory names. That is
something I ca
Arjen,
If you could supply a test case then I'd be happy to try it out on Linux.
I think your experience generally with tcl / tk is much greater than mine.
Thanks
Andrew
On Fri, Feb 05, 2010 at 09:32:25AM +0100, Arjen Markus wrote:
> Hi Andrew,
>
> I see from the comments that the tk device i
Hi Andrew,
will do. Could you send me the Tcl/Tk files as found in the
installation (probably best to it off list, so as not to muddy
the information flow)? I would like to see what the substituted
directory names look like.
Regards,
Arjen
On 2010-02-05 09:39, Andrew Ross wrote:
> Arjen,
>
> I
Changes examples/*/x14*.* to call plgdev and print the driver name after
calling plinit. Calling plgdev after plparseopts but before plinit will
only get a device name if one is specified on the command line via the
-dev option. If the device is not specified via -dev, calling plgdev
before plini
David MacMahon wrote:
> Changes examples/*/x14*.* to call plgdev and print the driver name after
> calling plinit. Calling plgdev after plparseopts but before plinit will
> only get a device name if one is specified on the command line via the
> -dev option. If the device is not specified via -d
