On Sunday 08 June 2008 01:24:17 Brian Bevins wrote: > KONOVALOV, Vadim (Vadim)** CTR ** wrote: > > I guess we'll include a fix based on your experience for Tcl with BLT on > > linux. > > If I can be of any help with this, e.g. testing, please let me know.
Thanks in advance :) > > > Also, I think I'll package some 'snit' version for Tcl::Tk and release > > both packages within may be a week, so you'll not have trouble with > > downgrading to 0.92 version. > > I don't think there was a problem with snit. The thing that forced us to > use an older version of Tcl::Tk was that our perl is so old (5.8.2) that > the Exporter lacks the import method, which was added with perl 5.8.3. To be more sure, I need more details on failure (obviously:) but it is unobvious for me how Exporter could be a show-stopper for Tcl::Tk. For example I never use "exporter"-ed functions from Tcl::Tk, because I always write e.g. $int->MainLoop; # no exported function, it is found by OO semantic instead of just MainLoop; # if I ever use this approach, I write Tcl::Tk::MainLoop All in all, Tcl::Tk is pure-perl and all is relatively obvious within it. "snit" however could be tough place, as it is needed for Scrolled widgets, (it was not required for some old versions of Tcl::Tk). Do you have snit within your Tcl/Tk installation? BR, Vadim.
