Re: Scotty documentation
eddy@ISI.EDU
Tue, 17 Oct 1995 17:40:05 -0700 (PDT)
>
> >Hello all,
> > Does anyone know of any books/documentation on the Scotty extensions
> >explaining the commands etc. and perhaps giving examples ? The man pages and
> >example scripts are OK but I'm looking for something for an absolute
> >beginner along the lines of 'Tcl and the Tk toolkit' if such a thing exists.
> >
> >
> >Thanks,
> > Garry Grimes.
> >
> >
>
> The man pages and examples are pretty much all there is. It's such a small
> app that I doubt anybody could justify righting a book about it, though
> a PS paper might work. The scotty contributed apps provide some good examples
> of what you can do with scotty, and so do the test scripts.
>
>
> --
> ____________________________________________________________________________
> Doug Hughes Engineering Network Services
> System/Net Admin Auburn University
> doug@eng.auburn.edu
> Apple T-shirt on Win95 - "Been there, done that"
>
i've got a postscript paper entitled:
"Tcl Extensions for Network Management Applications"
by J. Schonwalder and H. Langendorfer (names familiar 8).
i don't remember exactly where i got it, perhaps the web page?
it's pretty good in that it is a concise description of scotty's
extensions. there is not a lot of example code, but it is a nice
collection of added commands.
i'm not even really sure if it gives you any info that cannot be
found in the man pages. this with the example code should overcome
the inertia... i didn't even know tcl a month ago and have managed
to construct a pretty decent little applete.
Go speed racer, adventures waiting just ahead ;)
--
- rusty
eddy@isi.edu