Last update: Thu Feb 26 16:29:21 CST 1998
80 links to Tcl/Tk on the World Wide Web.
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- SunScript Tcl/Tk Home Page
- Sunscript Tcl/Tk Tech Corner
- Cetus Links: Tcl/Tk
- NeoSoft Tcl Home Page
- Tcl Hot Spots
- TCL WWW Info
- Tcl/Tk Archive at Sun Labs
- Tcl/Tk Bibliography FAQ
- Tcl/Tk Bubbles
- Tcl/Tk FAQs, Code and Other Info
- Tcl/Tk Resources
- Other Tcl/Tk Resources and Sites
- Donal K. Fellows's Tcl Archive
- JLV's Tcl/Tk Resources
- John Ousterhout's Home Page
- Tcl's inventor leaves Sun to form start-up - SunWorld - February 1998
- Yahoo! - Tcl/Tk
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- A Brief Introduction to Tcl/Tk
- Comparisons of Tcl with other systems
- Directory of Tcl/Tk related FAQs
- Expect Tutorial: A Tool For Regression Testing Interactions
- How To Write Tclets
- Internet Introduction To Tcl/Tk
- Intro to Tcl/Tk
- Tcl Programming Idioms
- TclTutor - a Tcl Tutorial
- Tcl/Tk Quick Reference
- Tcl/Tk Tutorial, Alex Samonte
- Tcl/Tk '98 Conference
- Tcl/Tk '97 Workshop Proceedings
- Tcl/Tk '96 Workshop Proceedings
- Tcl/Tk '95 Workshop proceedings
- Tk 4+ Usage FAQ
- Tcl 8.0 and Tk 8.0
- Tcl8.0/Tk8.0 Manual
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- Adatcl - Gnat Ada Bindings for TCL
- BLT
- BLT is an extension to the Tk toolkit, adding new widgets,
geometry managers, and miscellaneous commands. It does not
require any patching of the Tcl or Tk source files.
- The Entropy Liberation Front (Tcl/Tk tools)
- EvoX and CppTcl
- Expect Home Page
- Extensions to Tcl/Tk
- The FREE Visual Tcl/Tk Project
- The Visual Tcl project is involved with the development of a
cross platform, visual, rapid application development environment
for Tcl and Tk. The Visual Tcl package is written in Tcl and Tk
source code and is therefore easily ported to different
platforms. Doug Bebber has started developing the Visual Tcl
project on Linux. The Visual Tcl package will be distributed
under the GNU General Public License and will be freely
distributed, source code and all.
- GroupKit Home Page
- GroupKit is a freely-available groupware toolkit developed at the
University of Calgary. It is used for developing real-time
conferencing applications. These are groupware applications such
as drawing tools, editors and meeting tools that are shared
simultaneously among several users. The distribution includes not
only the core toolkit but over 30 example groupware tools.
- [incr Tcl] - OOP for Tcl/Tk
- Jacl -- a Tcl Interpreter for Java
- John van Gulik's TkApps and VMail
- jTCL - Java-like syntax for TCL
- NeoSoft Tcl
- NeoWebScript Home Page
- Macintosh Tcl/Tk Project
- MTtcl - Multi-threading for Tcl
- Perl/Tk Documentation
- Perl/Tk FAQ
- PortTk - a portable interface for Tk
- PtTcl - Thread-safe Tcl
- Ratatosk (TkRat)
- The goal of Ratatosk is to create a powerful and easy to use
electronic-mail user-agent. Ultimately there will be both a tty
and an X11 interface, but currently only the X11 interface
exists.
- Rivet
- Rivet is a version of Tk, the graphical user interface
programming interface commonly associated with Tcl. Rivet is
different from Tcl/Tk because it uses no Tcl code evaluation, so
it is suitable for embedding in other programming languages
without the overhead of Tcl. Rivet contains programming
interfaces for two languages: C and Python. The C interface
provides the basis for embedding in other programming languages,
while the Python interface is suitable for developing
applications. Some people are interested in programming entire
applications at the C level.
- SCO Visual Tcl
- SCO Visual Tcl is the multi-platform Tcl-based scripting language
for developing OSF Motif and Character Motif applications, and
forms the foundation for the newly-released SCO OpenServer
Release 5 graphical SCOadmin systems management environment.
- SpecTcl
- SpecTcl is a GUI builder for Tk and Java applications.
- Sven's Home Page (XF and other Tcl/Tk tools)
- SWIG - Simplified Wrapper and Interface Generator
- Tcl Xmosaic Info
- TkDiff Home Page
- Tclobj - Using C++ Objects with Tcl
- Tclodbc - ODBC extension for Tcl
- TkInfo: a browser for info files
- TclJava
- TclJava at Sun Labs
- TclJava is a proof of concept for connecting Java and Tcl. The
dynamicism of Tcl with the speed and portability of Java make a
convincing case for combining these two internet ready languages.
Security, already strong in Java, is augmented by Tcl's "padded
cell" security model, allowing for safe scripting as well as safe
applets.
- TclX - Extended Tcl
- Tix Home Page
- TkDesk Home Page
- TkGofer
- TkGofer is a library (a prelude file) of functions for writing
graphical user interfaces in the functional language Gofer. The
library provides a convenient, abstract and high-level way to
write window-oriented applications. The implementation rests on
modern concepts like monads and constructor classes. For the
implementation of graphical IO we added a few primitives to the
standard Gofer interpreter to communicate with the graphical
toolkit Tcl/Tk.
- Tkpvm Home Page
- Tkpvm is a "marriage" of Tcl/Tk with PVM: a library for
controlling parallel virtual machines.
- TOCX - An ActiveX Extension to Tcl/tk
- Tuba - a Tcl/Tk Debugger
- VET: Velocity HTTP Engine for TCL
- Vertcl: Enhanced Tk Console (TkCon)
- Visual Tcl Home Page
- Visual Tcl is a freely-available, high-quality application
development environment for UNIX, Windows and Macintosh
platforms. Written entirely in Tcl and generating pure Tcl makes
porting either unnecessary or trivial. Visual Tcl is covered by
the GNU General Public License insuring that it will remain in
the capable hands of the internet community. Visual Tcl has no
relation to SCO Visual Tcl or the FREE Visual Tcl/Tk project.
- Web Maintenance and Authoring System
- WebTk Home Page
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