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...Originally written for xval the program https://sourceforge.net/p/xval/wiki/Home/ it generates button and clickbox select front ends for various different command line tools. Blocks of code are then generated from a simple spreadsheet format. The attached powerpoint explains which parts of the Excel spreadsheet generate which bits of TK front end. The generated TK front ends will then fire potentially any command line program. The buttons and click boxes don't fire the commandline programs directly they generate command line commands which appear in the CommanC box at the top. The red area at the top of the form runs the generated command line script The grey area in the middle generates the command line scripts its self And the box at the bottom of the form returns any readout from the command line while the script is executi

...If your ascii files are in DOS rather than UNIX format you will not be able to generate proper TCL/TK code. The bar at the top of the form allows you to convert files from Dos to Unix if need be and check which format they are in. The difference between Unix and Dos ascii format is the line endings. DOS uses carriage return and line feed ("\r\n") as a line ending, which Unix uses just line feed ("\n"). In VBA these are Chr(13) <- return and Chr(10) < line feed

ExcelPython is a lightweight, easily distributable library for interfacing Excel and Python. It enables easy access to Python scripts from Excel VBA, allowing you to substitute VBA with Python for complex automation tasks which would be facilitated by Python's extensive standard library. v2 is a major rewrite of ExcelPython! - see GitHub site for more details. LICENSE NOTICE MIT License, please see new GitHub site for more details. Copyright 2012-2014 by Eric Reynolds.