Wow, that sounds cool! I will check out your website as soon as I get a
free moment. One thing that I was wondering, why do you generate .java
code from inside Jacl? Is there something you need to do in Java code
that you can not do in Jacl (or Tcl Blend for that matter). If you are
having any problems with Jacl or Tcl Blend please tell me about them so
they can be fixed in the next (alpha) release.
Mo DeJong
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On Mon, 15 Feb 1999, Bruce and Molly wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Ironically I tried to send a message to the tcljava mailing list on Friday
> about just this subject. Apparently it didn't make it. Here it is again:
>
> I've recently been working on a Tk-like interface to the Java Swing widgets
> (currently called "Swank"). Before I get too far I thought I'd check to see
> if anyone else is working on the same thing. My initial goal is to get it
> working well enough for the Java version of my NMR data analysis program
> (http://www.nmrview.com) to work. Ultimately I hope to have access to all
> Swing widgets and provide a significant level of backwards compatibility to
> Tk. I'm generating the Java code using a Jacl script that automatically
> writes the Java code based on the methods used in each of the Swing widgets
> (the 600 lines of Tcl currently generates about 17000 lines of Java code). At
> present I can create and configure any of the Swing widgets with Tk like
> commands. All the Tk widgets but the canvas and text widgets can be created.
> I'm currently working on adding the Tk specific widget commands. The canvas
> and text widgets will obviously be the most work, but I think that using
> Java2D and the code writing technique I can get something for the canvas
> widget that is at least useful without a huge amount of effort. Any interest
> in this?
>
> Bruce Johnson
>
>
>
> Christopher Hylands wrote:
> >
> > I have not heard of anyone evaluating using Swing to implement Tk.
> > I think it would be easier to use Swing than to use AWT, but it would
> > still be a fairly large task to get right. The canvas and the text
> > widget are fairly complex.
> >
> > I've cc'd the Tcl Java mailing list here to see if anyone wants chime
> > in. . .
> >
> > -Christopher
> >
> > --------
> >
> > Hi Chris,
> >
> > I noticed in the Jacl FAQ the note about the difficulties
> > implementing Tk using the AWT classes. Has anyone
> > evaluated if this is still the case with the new
> > Swing classes.
> >
> > regards
> > Chris
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