On Fri, 6 Jul 2001, Carillo, Kevin wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am working on the development of a software which has a tcl script
> . The first problem i have , is that i would like to have a tcl script which
> would have tk-commands and scotty's ones. Is there an interpretor which
> could execute such a file ?
>
> because "wish" execute tk-files, "scotty" scotty's ones but what
> about both ???
>
> Moreover, because have to make the installation of the software, I
> would like to find a runtime-installation file of tcl-tk with scotty's
> extension ... Now, I have not managed to find one on the internet .
>
>
scotty is built as a tcl package, so why not just have this in your
script:
package require Tnm
Then, you can use it from any script, tcl, tk, etc.. load as many
modules as you want/need this way. (Tclx, expect, etc)
Doug
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