[tcljava-dev] Latest 1.3.0 build and INterp.evalFile()
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From: W. J. G. <gu...@ea...> - 2001-03-21 18:44:39
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Hi Mo, OK, I installed cygwin, pulled the 1.3.0 source over, merged in the couple changes we made to the 1.2.6 code and then integrated it into our application. While testing to make sure 1.3.0 works "as well as" :) 1.2.6, we discovered that Interp.evalFile( String fileName ) is no longer implemented. In 1.2.6 it boiled down to a native method that (I suspect) called Tcl_EvalFile(). Is there a reason this was removed from 1.3.0? thanks for all the help! john On Thu, 15 Mar 2001, W. John Guineau wrote: > Hi Mo, > > I'm starting to search around SourceForge.net. I found the TclBlend project, > and want to grab a copy to try. > > I'm trying to figure out how to access the CVS repository on SourceForge. It > seems I need something called pserver? I need access ('get' only is fine) > from a Windows PC... > > john In the future could you post to the user or dev mailing lists? That way folks could see your questions and the answer. To get the CVS code, you need a CVS client. Nothing else is required. You just set the CVSROOT env var and run "cvs co tcljava". I have not used Windows clients, I suggest you download and install Cygwin (www.cywin.com), it has a cmd line CVS client to works just fine. Mo |