Open Source Tcl User Interface (UI) Software - Page 2

Operating-Menu(OpMenu) is an easy-to-use and easy-to-configure ncurses-based menu interface for the UNIX environment using the tcl language to describe the user-interface

An alternative menu system for Tcl that allows any widget to be placed in the menu, standard checkbutton and radiobutton widgets and scrollable menus.

This code implements virtual scrolling using callbacks to configure and populate the rows. Each row display is configured with a callback and the data for each row is populate with a callback.

tclterm is a tcl extension package used to provide a unix (n)curses interface to tcl. this extension can be used to create a curses based user-interface.

tk-goodies provides a set of Tcl/Tk packages to build GUI in an easy and powerfull way.

tkgifviewer is an image viewer to open and manipulate images, especially animated GIF images. tkgifviewer has two operational modes, One is an image slideshow, showing one image at a time from those specified on the commandline. It will show (animated) thumbnails of images if started in thumbnail mode. It is possible to manipulate the animation time of the GIF images. Moreover it is possible to execute operations on images like Move File, Create Link, Delete File, and so on. For user convenience tkgigviewer can open and display other image formats. Furthermore this project provides the Tk package tkimagewindow which can be used in your own application for displaying animated GIFs (and other image formats).

tkml is a library written in pure Tcl which makes use of the Itcl object oriented package for providing its users (Tcl/Tk programmers) with a way of easily creating GUIs based on XML text with a pre-defined set of tags and corresponding attributes.

This project houses two packages: * windetect (latest release: 2.0.1) Windetect is a Tk library that provides the detection functionality for tracking windows in a Tk GUI with the mouse pointer. * tkwintrack (latest release: 2.1.1) Tkwintrack is an inspection tool for developers of Tk GUI's. While tracking individual windows in a GUI with the mouse pointer, tkwintrack outlines them and displays their pathname in a small widget. Window pathnames reported in this pathname widget may be copied to the clipboard using a keyboard shortcut. To run tkwintrack, you need package windetect as well. NOTE: - The green download buttons generated by SF don't cope with two packages. Better ignore them and go directly to the Files tab to get what you really need. - The .tar.gz files include the unix manual page, which the .zip files lack. - Tkwintrack is the successor of wintrackgui (its name before release 2.0.0).

This is a Python package with extensions for Tkinter. It supports both Python 2.7 and Python 3.3. Currently, the project is in version 1.0 of the Production stage. Feel free to fork off the main project or send me possible additions to the package.