> -Original Message-
> From: Kenneth Jacker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> damon> The main and init procedures are there as guidelines, but you
> damon> can replace them with any content you wish. I do exactly
> damon> what you're talking about all the time. I put all of my GUI
>
Hello Kenneth!
On Fri, Feb 22, 2002 at 08:58:46AM -0500, Kenneth Jacker wrote:
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> When I opened the project, I got a "file 'applprocs.tcl' not found"
> error message since I didn't start /vtcl/ from within the project
I use a patched version of Vtcl, which identifies the project
directory at
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Thanks Bob and Damon for your continuing help!
Here was my first attempt at a revised /init/ proc within the
standard /vtcl/ project file:
proc {init} {argc argv} {
uplevel #0 source applprocs.tcl
}
When I opened the project, I got a "file 'applprocs.tcl' not
> > You place the "source" command *within* the "init" proc?
> >
> > Seems like you'd do it outside of all proc bodies (like a
> > "#include" in C/C++), otherwise the "scoping" would be weird, no?
>
> Yes, exactly.
>
> In C/C++, scoping is a compiler-per-file thing. You can hide functions f
damon> You should easily be able to separate the code.
Good!
damon> The main and init procedures are there as guidelines, but you
damon> can replace them with any content you wish. I do exactly
damon> what you're talking about all the time. I put all of my GUI
damon> code into a fil
> First, thanks for all those that have contributed to /vtcl/ ... useful!
>
> How much of the source code in the /vtcl/-managed file is "sacred".
> (I would guess that portions are assumed to always be there so that
> changes can be merged in, etc.)
>
> For example, can I replace the current "ma
First, thanks for all those that have contributed to /vtcl/ ... useful!
How much of the source code in the /vtcl/-managed file is "sacred".
(I would guess that portions are assumed to always be there so that
changes can be merged in, etc.)
For example, can I replace the current "main" proc with:
