OK, we ran into this as well. The problem is that on Windows
the CLASSPATH is actually Classpath, mixed case instead
of uppercase. The pkgIndex.tcl file does not take this into
account. We have already modified the pkgIndex.tcl file
to fix this problem, which is available from CVS (just don't
After I install jre 1.2.2, tcl8.2.2 and tclblend etc, my code works fine on
WinNT, but on Win98/95 I get an error while loading tclblend that
$env(CLASSPATH) doesn't exist, while calling loadtclblend, at:
split $env(CLASSPATH) ${path_sep}
Now, given that the class path is set above:
if {! [
The user should just create a new copy of the tree
and import the sources as a vendor tag. There is
really no reason to get all of the CVS tree in a
tarball. CVS does branching and merging really.
What would be nice is to get a tarball of the
entire snapshot of the sources on a particular
day
Platform: SPARC Solaris 2.6, Sun Compiler, Tcl 8.2.2, tcljava
(changes.txt says changes.txt, v 1.34).
Configure appears to work fine. However, when I attempt to do the make,
I get:
cd /vol/tclsrcsol/tcl82/tcljava/src/tcljava ;
CLASSPATH=@TCLJAVA_BUILD_DIR_NATIVE@:@EMPTY_JAR@:/vol/java1.2/lib/t
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Larry W. Virden wrote:
This would not really help. The original poster was asking how he
could get access to the CVS repository so that he could store a local
copy of the entire tree. Without the ability to archive up the actual
RCS files in the CVS tree, you can not use comm
From: Moses DeJong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> The best solution for this problem is a tar archive of the CVSROOT.
> Perhaps it could be updated once a week. This is tricky because
> this is something that needs to run on the Scriptics CVS server,
> and I have no control of that system. I can request t
