>Is there a default method to incorporate this easily when coding
>in vtcl 1.1.6a3, /Tcl/Tk 8.4.0?
In 1.6.0a3, you can use packages without having the procs inserted into
your project (was a bug) like it was with previous versions.
Use package require. A good place to do this is in the main proc.
>BTW, when experimenting with vtcl I had some problem to change
>fonts. Every time I tried to change an existing font via menu of
>vtcl I received following error message:
>
> expected integer but got ""
Can you send me a complete stack trace for this ? Are you using Tix ? Are
you using a beta version of 8.4 ?
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Hello,
I am new to tcl/tk and have just worked through the two little
tutorials to find out what vtcl has to offer !
I am going to develop an gui for Postgres for managing,
manipulating tuples. My first encounter with such gui was the
beloved Pgaccess, which is not the way I think of user-friendly
guis, although it is a very fine one according to its extended
functionality!
Anyway, when building guis for Postgres 7.2.3 (other versions
alike!) one has to rely on libpgtcl (which is actually the shared
extension library of tcl shipped by Postgres distribution).
By default coding method in Tcl/Tk you've to add something like
"package require (or provide) /path/to/libpgtcl" to your scripts.
Is there a default method to incorporate this easily when coding
in vtcl 1.1.6a3, /Tcl/Tk 8.4.0?
BTW, when experimenting with vtcl I had some problem to change
fonts. Every time I tried to change an existing font via menu of
vtcl I received following error message:
expected integer but got ""
Does someone has an idea if this is probably a configuration
issue (all displayed fonts are really installed on my RedHat 7.2
box)?
Regards
Thomas
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