Hi,
I use a SWING GUI, invoked by a TCL script.
If i want to callback a TCL procedure from Swing, Swing hangs after
the second try.
Im using the tcl.lang.Interp.eval() for the callback
Using a java::bind MouseListener callback works fine (but is not exactly
what i need).
This seems to trigger somehow also my own callback (but delayed).
How is the eventcallback working?
Is TCL running in another thread than Java? Can i adjust this?
What happens to TCL vwait when the MousListener fires?
Perhaps i should try to fire own Events from Java and catch them
in TCL with java::bind instead of using callbacks with Interp.eval().
Does anybody has an example for this?
Thanks for any hints,
Marcel
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