I'm able to get the following to work, but I'm not sure why it's
necessary...
use Tcl::Tk;
my $m = Tcl::Tk::MainWindow->new();
my $i = $m->interp();
$i->Eval('load /usr/csite/pubtools/tcl/8.4/lib/libtcl8.4.so Tcl');
$i->Eval('package require BLT; blt::tabnotebook .bltnbook1; pack
.bltnbook1');
$i->MainLoop();
Any ideas?
It shouldn't be necessary to explicitly load libtcl8.4.so since Tcl.pm
appears to do this,
Vadim Konovalov wrote:
On Fri, May 23, 2008 at 4:53 PM, Jeff Hobbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Michele Joyce wrote:
I'm trying to use the Tcl::Tk module on RHat linux (rhel-4-0-ia32)
My version of perl: 5.8.2
My version of tcl: 8.4 (threads-enabled)
I tried to install and built the latest versions of the Tcl
and Tcl::Tk modules, but Tcl::Tk failed it's test. Apparently
it needs perl5.8.3.
my guess that its not the perl version that troubles you with latest
Tcl::Tk, but rather requirement of package 'snit' - you must have
'snit' starting with some versions
May be it is unfortunate decision to depend on a Tcl package that is
not always installed.
There was a possibility to ship 'snit' with the package - but this
could bring more trouble than it could solve
Going back to Tcl::Tk version 0.91 seemed to build and install
fine.
I assume the error that occurred was different than the one below?
If there is a regression, please let us know.
Code:
my $m = Tcl::Tk::MainWindow->new();
my $int = $m->interp;
$int->Eval('package require BLT; blt::tabnotebook .bltnbook1');
ERROR: couldn't load file
"/usr/csite/pubtools/tcl/8.4/lib/libBLT24.so":
/usr/csite/pubtools/tcl/8.4/lib/libBLT24.so: undefined symbol:
TclpRealloc
here is a BLT example BTW
http://vkonovalov.ru/cgi-bin/perl-tcltk-wiki.cgi/40
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Is this due to the older version of the perl or Tcl::Tk module?
Tcl::Tk is pure-perl and should not be a cause of errors like this
Have I built something wrong? Am I using it wrong? Any help
would be appreciated.
Can you start up an associated Tcl shell (tclsh) corresponding to
the one you are loading via Tcl::Tk and do the 'package require
BLT'? It appears that it may just be a BLT issue. Was that
compiled against the same Tcl?
Jeff
Best regards,
Vadim
