I just took a quick look at the problem you are having but I am wondering
if it is actually a "feature" and not a bug. For instance, if I run the
following code in tclsh and in jacl I get the same results (the
upvared name is passed to the trace callback).
proc tracecall { args } {
puts "trace
Ok, this seems like a perfect time to add this as I am currently working
on the 1.2.3 release. How about I take a pass as it and then post
how I think it should work for additional comments?
By the way, does anyone know what we should call this demo?
How about something like javaEval?
later
mo
Hi,
Attached you find 3 tiny files, showing howto invoking Java from TCL,
and
howto invoke a callback TCL procedure.
I still dont understand everyting, but if you feel the examples are
correct, it would be
a good idea to add a link to the
tclBlend1.2.2/docs/TclJava/contents.html
docu, and
Moses DeJong wrote:
> On Mon, 10 May 1999, Marcel Ruff wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I use a SWING GUI, invoked by a TCL script.
>
> It sounds like you might be doing this incorrectly. You need to place
> and event into the Tcl event queue. If you just call interp.eval() it
> will screw things up.
>
>
