My xtcl library has a number of small
programs that might make very useful
additions to tcllib. Chief among these
is LOST, the Lightweight Object System
for Tcl; tkMenuMgr, a declarative menu
system for Tk that syncs torn-off menus
with the main menu system when items are
enabled or disabled, and which presents
a system for enabling and disabling menu
items; and stack_proc, which enabled one
to extend previously-defined commands -
examples for extending global, expr, and
set are provided. You can find this
package and documentation at http://www.smith-house.org/open.html.
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My xtcl library has a number of small
programs that might make very useful
additions to tcllib. Chief among these
is LOST, the Lightweight Object System
for Tcl; tkMenuMgr, a declarative menu
system for Tk that syncs torn-off menus
with the main menu system when items are
enabled or disabled, and which presents
a system for enabling and disabling menu
items; and stack_proc, which enabled one
to extend previously-defined commands -
examples for extending global, expr, and
set are provided. You can find this
package and documentation at http://www.smith-house.org/open.html.
A better place for this message would be as one or more feature requests in the tcllib tracker.
That way it won't be overlooked that easily
as in the place it is now.