Mo,
Tried the debug_loadtclblend 1 and the puts at the end of the pkgIndex.tcl file. Did
not
see anything else appear in my wish as a result of these. It still just crashes
completely out of the wish.
Michael
Moses DeJong wrote:
> Humm, that is interesting. Another thing you might want to try is
> to set the debug_loadtclblend at the top of the loadtclblend proc
> in pkgIndex.tcl to 1.
>
> set debug_loadtclblend 0
>
> (change to)
> set debug_loadtclblend 1
>
> That will give you a lot of extra info about the loading process.
> When you give a "package require -exact ..." does it find tclblend's
> pkgIndex.tcl file? You can test this out but placing a puts at the
> bottom of the pkgIndex.tcl file like so.
>
> (add this)
> puts "read tclblend's pkgIndex.tcl"
>
> (before this)
> package ifneeded java 1.2.2 [list loadtclblend $dir]
>
> That way you can find out if pkgIndex.tcl is ever getting read.
>
> Mo DeJong
> dejong at cs.umn.edu
>
> On Fri, 26 Mar 1999, Michael Githens wrote:
>
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