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Re: [Tclplugin-core] using policy javascript

[Taguchi T. <ta...@to...>]

Hi, all.

I've red log files carefully.
and I found something probrems.

~/plugD.log say 'pnExecute GetURL ...' command has executed.
But there are no records in web server-side log.
And then, I've terminated browser, (then, remote-wishd went
to down), web server has recieved GET method from GetURL.

I think this means socket from remote-wishd to web server
never flushed.

I can not find the point which sent http request.
Is the function struct NPNetscapeFuncs.geturl?
If yes, I think this is a probrem in the browser mozilla.

Thanks.

At Mon, 01 Dec 2003 13:04:37 +0900,
Taguchi Takeshi wrote:
> 
> Hi, all.
> 
> I've try to excute following tclet using FreeBSD version plugin
> and Activestate's Tcl DevKit.
> 
> this tclet is stored in localhost, so I've accessed as follwing
> URL:
>   http://localhost/test/test.html.
> test.html contains <embed> tag which link to this tclet.
> 
> BEGIN>--8<CUT HERE>8---
> #!/usr/local/bin/wish8.4
> policy javascript
> text .text -wrap char 
> .text insert end [::browser::getURL http://localhost:80/index.html]
> pack .text
> END>---8<CUT HERE>8---
> 
> Offcause, config/plugin.cfg has following lines:
> 
> section trustedJavascriptURLs
>     ... snip ...
>     allow http://localhost:80/*
>     ... snip ...
> 
> But I've got following error from both plugins.
> 
> BEGIB>---8<CUT HERE>8---
> An error occured during execution of this Tclet:
> error
> Stack trace:
> error
>     invoked from within
> "ReturnError $res"
>     (procedure "::safe::InterpInvokeAlias" line 31)
>     invoked from within
> "::browser::getURL http://localhost:80/index.html"
>     invoked from within
> ".text insert end [::browser::getURL http://localhost:80/index.html]"
>     ("uplevel" body line 4)
>     invoked from within
> "uplevel #0 {#!/usr/local/bin/wish8.4
> policy javascript
> text .text -wrap char 
> .text insert end [::browser::getURL http://localhost:80/index.html]
> pack..."
> END>---8<CUT HERE>8---
> 
> What sould I do?
> 
> Thanks.
> ---
> T.Taguchi.
> 
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[Tclplugin-core] using policy javascript

[Taguchi T. <ta...@to...>]

Hi, all.

I've try to excute following tclet using FreeBSD version plugin
and Activestate's Tcl DevKit.

this tclet is stored in localhost, so I've accessed as follwing
URL:
  http://localhost/test/test.html.
test.html contains <embed> tag which link to this tclet.

BEGIN>--8<CUT HERE>8---
#!/usr/local/bin/wish8.4
policy javascript
text .text -wrap char 
.text insert end [::browser::getURL http://localhost:80/index.html]
pack .text
END>---8<CUT HERE>8---

Offcause, config/plugin.cfg has following lines:

section trustedJavascriptURLs
    ... snip ...
    allow http://localhost:80/*
    ... snip ...

But I've got following error from both plugins.

BEGIB>---8<CUT HERE>8---
An error occured during execution of this Tclet:
error
Stack trace:
error
    invoked from within
"ReturnError $res"
    (procedure "::safe::InterpInvokeAlias" line 31)
    invoked from within
"::browser::getURL http://localhost:80/index.html"
    invoked from within
".text insert end [::browser::getURL http://localhost:80/index.html]"
    ("uplevel" body line 4)
    invoked from within
"uplevel #0 {#!/usr/local/bin/wish8.4
policy javascript
text .text -wrap char 
.text insert end [::browser::getURL http://localhost:80/index.html]
pack..."
END>---8<CUT HERE>8---

What sould I do?

Thanks.
---
T.Taguchi.

Re: [Tclplugin-core] can not input text/entry widget.

[Taguchi T. <ta...@to...>]

Sorry, Jeff.

I'm using apache rivet. so *.tcl file is evaluated as rivet
acript firstly.
Rivet is a "Tcl" interp. so any Tk command get errors.

I've modify my apache httpd.conf file. then this probrem was
resolved.

By the way, I think current tclplugin assume all tclet is
 wrriten using UTF-8 encoding.
This means, in the web page which is writen euc-jp encoding,
SCRIPT itself must use UTF-8 encoding.
Euc-jp encoded file can not contain any UTF-8 string.

I think tclet encoding may be able to set by tclet author.
such as:
   <embed type="x-application/tcl"
	  src="./sample-tclet.tcl"
	  charset="euc-jp" ...>

So I've made a patch.

BEGIN>--8<CUT HERE>8---
--- library/browser.tcl~	Tue Dec 24 08:05:53 2002
+++ library/browser.tcl	Tue Nov 25 13:53:13 2003
@@ -690,6 +690,14 @@
 	    return
 	}
 
+	# convert from external encoding to utf-8 using charset arg..
+	if {[interp eval $name [list info exists embed_args(charset)]] && \
+		[lsearch [encoding names] \
+		     [set encoding [interp eval $name \
+					[list set embed_args(charset)]]]] > -1} {
+	    set chunk [encoding convertfrom $encoding $chunk]
+	}
+
 	IAppend $name stream,$stream,data $chunk
 	log $name "stored data for $stream in stream,$stream,data attr"
END>---8<CUT HERE>8--- 

Thanks.
--
T.Taguchi.

Re: [Tclplugin-core] can not input text/entry widget.

[Taguchi T. <ta...@to...>]

I found another workaround.
Mozilla can Drag&Drop any links in the pages.
So Drag&Drop a link to tclet, then its tclet will get focus.
Please do not ask me "Why?" ;-)

By the way, I get other probrem.
I wrote following tag:
  <embed type="application/x-tcl" width="400" height="400"
    frameborder="NO" src="http://localhost/test.tcl">
and file test.tcl is as following:
  #!/usr/local/bin/wish8.4
  text .text
  .text insert 1.0 "Hello World!"
  pack .text

I've try to execute this tclet, but I got following error
message.

An error occured during execution of this Tclet:
invalid command name "<PRE>"
    while executing
"<PRE>"
    ("uplevel" body line 1)
    invoked from within
"upvelel #0 {<PRE>
<HR>invalid command name "text"
    while executing
"text .text"<HR>
<P><B>OUTPUT BUFFER:</B></P>
#!/usr/local/bin/wish8.4
text .tex..."

I think this message means this tclet has evaled using tclsh rather
than wish interp.

Demo tclets in tclplugin demo pages are evaled normaly. but local one
is no. Why? What should I do?

Thanks.
--
T.Taguchi.

Re: [Tclplugin-core] can not input text/entry widget.

[Taguchi T. <ta...@to...>]

Thanks, Jeff.

> > I've installed cvsuped tclplugin to following my box:
> >    OS: FreeBSD5.1-current
> >    X:  X-Window 4.3.0
> >    Mozilla: mozilla-1.5
> 
> I'm assuming that you built the plugin yourself?  

Yes. I use Tcl8.4.4.

> > I've got some probrems.
> >   a. FreeBSD's libtcl84.so and libtk84.so dose not have
> >      -export-dynamic ld option. so I had to make patch 
> >      for tcl/tk FreeBSD port.
> >   b. Tcl Stub mechanism dosen't work. so I had to disable it.
> >      If stub mechanism is enabled, Mozilla will crash when
> >      read some page which contain some tclet.
> 
> Can you elaborate more specifically on the patches required to the
> configure/makefile?

a. is a probrem FreeBSD itselfs. I'll make a patch, and send it to
Tcl port maintainer for FreeBSD.
I think b is a probrem in FreeBSD or Tcl/Tk. not tclplugin. But
I'll make a workaround patch for tclplugin. I think it will save
some FreeBSD users.

> > First, and seriouce one is follwing:
> > 
> >     "I can not input any text to text and entry widget."
> 
> This sounds similar to
> 	http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Mail/Message/tclplugin-core/1513253
> 
> Does the work-around work for you?

Yes!
Did you resolve this probrem?

I've try to use focus command. but it did not work at all.

Thanks
---
T.Taguchi.

P.S. Just now, I've been able to input Japanese multibyte strings
     using XIM into entry, text widget! Wow, great!!

RE: [Tclplugin-core] can not input text/entry widget.

[Jeff H. <je...@Ac...>]

> I've installed cvsuped tclplugin to following my box:
>    OS: FreeBSD5.1-current
>    X:  X-Window 4.3.0
>    Mozilla: mozilla-1.5

I'm assuming that you built the plugin yourself?  Did you make
not of all the special conditions in the README?

> I've got some probrems.
>   a. FreeBSD's libtcl84.so and libtk84.so dose not have
>      -export-dynamic ld option. so I had to make patch 
>      for tcl/tk FreeBSD port.
>   b. Tcl Stub mechanism dosen't work. so I had to disable it.
>      If stub mechanism is enabled, Mozilla will crash when
>      read some page which contain some tclet.

Can you elaborate more specifically on the patches required to the
configure/makefile?

> First, and seriouce one is follwing:
> 
>     "I can not input any text to text and entry widget."

This sounds similar to
	http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Mail/Message/tclplugin-core/1513253

Does the work-around work for you?

  Jeff Hobbs, The Tcl Guy
  http://www.ActiveState.com/, a division of Sophos

[Tclplugin-core] can not input text/entry widget.

[Taguchi T. <ta...@to...>]

Hi, all.

I've installed cvsuped tclplugin to following my box:
   OS: FreeBSD5.1-current
   X:  X-Window 4.3.0
   Mozilla: mozilla-1.5

I've got some probrems.
  a. FreeBSD's libtcl84.so and libtk84.so dose not have
     -export-dynamic ld option. so I had to make patch 
     for tcl/tk FreeBSD port.
  b. Tcl Stub mechanism dosen't work. so I had to disable
     it.
     If stub mechanism is enabled, Mozilla will crash when
     read some page which contain some tclet.

Above probrems are resolved. But I still have some probrems.
First, and seriouce one is follwing:

    "I can not input any text to text and entry widget."

Selecting region using mouse is ok. but I can not input any text
using keybords.

Does anyone help me?

Thanks.
--
T.Taguchi.

RE: [Tclplugin-core] Tcl/Tk Plugin support for XP

[Jeff H. <je...@Ac...>]

> I was not able to install  neither Tcl/Tl Plugin 2.0 nor Nasa's  Lheat 
> Plugin under windows XP. Is there anything wrong with my PC 
> since classical Tcl/Tk  scripts work fine ? Thank you for your help.

You have to use the updated Tcl/Tk plugin 3.0 (still in alpha really).
Microsoft removed support for NPAPI style plugins with IE 5.5sp2, and
XP has IE6.

The updated plugin sources are available at:
	http://tclplugin.sourceforge.net/

You can find binaries in the Tcl Dev Kit as unlicensed (free) components:
	http://www.activestate.com/Tcl

  Jeff Hobbs                     The Tcl Guy
  Senior Developer               http://www.ActiveState.com/
        Tcl Support and Productivity Solutions

[Tclplugin-core] Tcl/Tk Plugin support for XP

[Gilles H. <gil...@un...>]

I was not able to install  neither Tcl/Tl Plugin 2.0 nor Nasa's  Lheat 
Plugin under windows XP. Is there anything wrong with my PC
since classical Tcl/Tk  scripts work fine ? Thank you for your help.

RE: [Tclplugin-core] New Plugin ?

[Jeff H. <je...@Ac...>]

> I have a lot of TCL/TK stuff written on our systems. I tried 2 years ago 
> to use the plugin for tcl/tk. I had a lot of problems with performance 
> and stability. Some days ago I read an article concerning new activities 
> concerning the plugin.
> Where can I find information concerning this ?

The updated plugin sources are available at:
	http://tclplugin.sourceforge.net/

You can find binaries in the Tcl Dev Kit as unlicensed (free) components:
	http://www.activestate.com/Tcl

Anything else you will have to be more specific about.

Regards,

  Jeff Hobbs                     The Tcl Guy
  Senior Developer               http://www.ActiveState.com/
      Tcl Support and Productivity Solutions

[Tclplugin-core] New Plugin ?

[Christian V. <chr...@po...>]

Dear tclplugin-team,

I have a lot of TCL/TK stuff written on our systems. I tried 2 years ago 
to use the plugin for tcl/tk. I had a lot of problems with performance 
and stability. Some days ago I read an article concerning new activities 
concerning the plugin.
Where can I find information concerning this ?

Thanks,

Christian

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RE: [Tclplugin-core] Opera7.2xx /IE 6.xx

[Jeff H. <je...@Ac...>]

> I've been trying to install the tclplugin, from both tcl.tk and nasa, but
> these do not work with my installed browsers.
> 
> IE 6.0.2800.1106 (128-bit cipher) SP1
> 
> Opera Version 7.20  Build 2981
> 
> Both running on windows 2000 SP4, all recent updates installed.

The plugin binary in the Tcl Dev Kit was tested against IE6sp1 as one
of the reference browsers (along with Mozilla 1.x).  Just retrying it
now ... all works.  I do not have Opera installed, so I cannot try that.

What steps did you go to for installation?

  Jeff Hobbs                     The Tcl Guy
  Senior Developer               http://www.ActiveState.com/
      Tcl Support and Productivity Solutions

[Tclplugin-core] Opera7.2xx /IE 6.xx

[J. L. <jor...@pa...>]

Hi,

I've been trying to install the tclplugin, from both tcl.tk and nasa, but
these do not work with my installed browsers.

IE 6.0.2800.1106 (128-bit cipher) SP1

Opera Version 7.20  Build 2981

Both running on windows 2000 SP4, all recent updates installed.


Could you please advise or let me know what time an updated plugin would
take ?

Regards,

Joris

RE: [Tclplugin-core] TODO For Plugin?

[Jeff H. <je...@Ac...>]

> What developments, improvements, need to be made to the plugin before 
> you are comfortable recommending and packaging it for general use?
> 
> Am I missing a plugin TODO (aspiring contributor's guide) posted 
> somewhere?

Oh, add to "Testing", "Platform Testing".  I have only played with it
on Windows and Linux.  There is no OS X build at this point, and I
haven't tried on Solaris either.  Is there another platform worth
bothering with?

Jeff

RE: [Tclplugin-core] TODO For Plugin?

[Jeff H. <je...@Ac...>]

> What developments, improvements, need to be made to the plugin before 
> you are comfortable recommending and packaging it for general use?
> 
> Am I missing a plugin TODO (aspiring contributor's guide) posted 
> somewhere?

Well, this one is not easy to answer ... which is why I've been avoiding
it.  There are some easy ideas to throw out, but not all well-formed.

* Testing, testing, testing
  At the moment I know that it isn't the most stable plugin release,
but nor have I received really good bugs on operation.  It seems that
everyone just uses available binaries instead of building debug ones,
and repro-ing isn't that easy.

* Self-installer
  You can make one-click plugin installers (different for IE and NPAPI).
We need them in the long run.

* Analysis of minimal installation for standalone install
  Someone needs to take a good look at what would be the minimal setup
to have the plugin work with minor install fuss but still be extensible
with extra libraries and the like.

* More flexible security policies
  The plugin is very strict about security - its available or not
depending on user prefs.  Tcl/Tk was an earlier plugin this way.  People
are more used to plugins asking about extending policies - per-site or
in general.  We need some UI tool to control plugin operation.

* More default functionality
  We can have "menus" and many other commands work out-of-the-box for
even the most restrictive plugins - IFF they get reworked to be menubars
and drop-down frames.  Not as nice UE, but to have that work is much
better than the current minimalist default security policy.

I'm willing to add anyone that wants to assist to the SF project, just
send me an id.  It would be great to move this past an alpha state.

  Jeff Hobbs                     The Tcl Guy
  Senior Developer               http://www.ActiveState.com/
      Tcl Support and Productivity Solutions

RE: [Tclplugin-core] TCl problem

[Sharma Anshoo-A. <an...@mo...>]

Don,

I should have mentioned this in my first mail itself, we are using Tcl_LinkVar for linking the C variables to TCL.

The code looks something like what is given below,

#define MAX_MSG_LEN 0

app_init_proc() /* The Callback function passed in Tcl_Main */
{
   /* Some initialization... */

    p_tcl_c_str = Tcl_Alloc(MAX_MSG_LEN); /* p_tcl_c_str being declared on global scope as (char *) */
    Tcl_LinkVar(p_interp, "p_tcl_c_str", (char *)&p_tcl_c_str, TCL_LINK_STRING);

   /* Some more intialization... */
}

   /* Later at some point in the TCL Script */
   set p_tcl_c_str "Hello World"
   /* The above statement releases the Memory allocated to p_tcl_c_str in app_init_proc. And reallocates it just enough memory to hold the given string. */

   /* At still later point in C Code */
   memset(p_tcl_c_str, 0, MAX_MSG_LEN);
   /* Results in a crash since the size of the string is no longer MAX_MSG_LEN now.

Any thoughts on how to circumvent this problem?

We have been able to solve this by reallocating the memory in C code everytime we want to assign the string. Something like, 
   p_tcl_c_str = Tcl_Realloc(p_tcl_c_str, MAX_MSG_LEN);

Is a more elegant solution available?

Best Regards
Anshoo.


-----Original Message-----
From: Donald G Porter [mailto:dg...@em...] 
Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2003 1:27 AM
To: je...@Ac...; tcl...@li...; Sharma Anshoo-A19642
Cc: Karpoor Lakshmi Sanjay-A17738
Subject: Re: [Tclplugin-core] TCl problem



> During the Initialization we request TCL to allocate a pointer 
> "p_tcl_c_str" (say 1024 bytes) using the
Tcl_Alloc call. When we later write to this variable from a TCL Script, TCL reallocates this variable 
memory which is equal to length of the string that is being written. For Example if we do a "set 
p_tcl_c_str Hello_World", It will reallocate this variable only 12 bytes and release the previous chunk. 
As, in the C code we are not aware of this change we write to the C variable expecting that it would be 
able to support the write upto 1024 bytes and hence the process crashes.

It sounds like you are attempting to program based on a mistaken assumption that a C variable of a particular name is somehow tied to a Tcl variable (a Tcl_Var) of that same name.  No such automatic connection exists.

If you need access to the same variable at both Tcl and C levels, you should be working with Tcl_Var's all the time and use the procedures like Tcl_SetVar() and Tcl_GetVar() to read and write them.

Another option that might be suitable for certain situations is to create a "link" between a C variable and a Tcl variable using the Tcl_LinkVar() family of routines.

If these pointers do not answer your problem, then try again with some specific code examples of what you are attempting to do.

| Don Porter          Mathematical and Computational Sciences Division |
| don...@ni...             Information Technology Laboratory |
| http://math.nist.gov/~DPorter/                                  NIST |
|______________________________________________________________________|

Re: [Tclplugin-core] TCl problem

[Donald G P. <dg...@em...>]

> During the Initialization we request TCL to allocate a pointer "p_tcl_c_str" (say 1024 bytes) using the 
Tcl_Alloc call. When we later write to this variable from a TCL Script, TCL reallocates this variable 
memory which is equal to length of the string that is being written. For Example if we do a "set 
p_tcl_c_str Hello_World", It will reallocate this variable only 12 bytes and release the previous chunk. 
As, in the C code we are not aware of this change we write to the C variable expecting that it would be 
able to support the write upto 1024 bytes and hence the process crashes.

It sounds like you are attempting to program based on a mistaken
assumption that a C variable of a particular name is somehow tied
to a Tcl variable (a Tcl_Var) of that same name.  No such
automatic connection exists.

If you need access to the same variable at both Tcl and C levels,
you should be working with Tcl_Var's all the time and use the
procedures like Tcl_SetVar() and Tcl_GetVar() to read and write them.

Another option that might be suitable for certain situations is
to create a "link" between a C variable and a Tcl variable using
the Tcl_LinkVar() family of routines.

If these pointers do not answer your problem, then try again with
some specific code examples of what you are attempting to do.

| Don Porter          Mathematical and Computational Sciences Division |
| don...@ni...             Information Technology Laboratory |
| http://math.nist.gov/~DPorter/                                  NIST |
|______________________________________________________________________|

[Tclplugin-core] TCl problem

[Sharma Anshoo-A. <an...@mo...>]

Hi,

We are facing a few some issues after integrating our application with TCL.

We are running TCL on Win2k Platform. The problem is with the string variables that we have shared across TCL and C code.

During the Initialization we request TCL to allocate a pointer "p_tcl_c_str" (say 1024 bytes) using the Tcl_Alloc call. When we later write to this variable from a TCL Script, TCL reallocates this variable memory which is equal to length of the string that is being written. For Example if we do a "set p_tcl_c_str Hello_World", It will reallocate this variable only 12 bytes and release the previous chunk. As, in the C code we are not aware of this change we write to the C variable expecting that it would be able to support the write upto 1024 bytes and hence the process crashes.

Can someone please suggest the recommended mechanism for reading / writing string variables across TCL and C. We do not want to allocate memory in C for the string variable everytime we change the contents of the string.

All help is appreciated.

Thanks and Regards
Anshoo.

[Tclplugin-core] Test: Verifying My Delivery Options

[Luke M. <luk...@fa...>]

[Tclplugin-core] TODO For Plugin?

[Luke M. <luk...@fa...>]

Jeff,

What developments, improvements, need to be made to the plugin before 
you are comfortable recommending and packaging it for general use?

Am I missing a plugin TODO (aspiring contributor's guide) posted somewhere?

-- Luke Kale Myers

RE: [Tclplugin-core] please help

[Jeff H. <je...@Ac...>]

> I intalled tcl plug-in into Mozilla1.3 on mandrake
> linux 9.1. It reports OK in "about plug-in". But when
> I try to open the demo page from www.tcl.tk, the
> browser closed automatically(or crash?). Could you

Did you try the version that came with the Linux install of the
Tcl Dev Kit (http://www.activestate.com/TclDevKit), where the
plugin is included as an unlicensed component, or did you try
and compile and install this on your own?  If the latter, try
the former.  Also, what version of Tcl did you compile against
(it has to be at least 8.4.2)?

  Jeff Hobbs                     The Tcl Guy
  Senior Developer               http://www.ActiveState.com/
      Tcl Support and Productivity Solutions

[Tclplugin-core] please help

[zelin lu <ze...@ya...>]

Dear Sir,

I intalled tcl plug-in into Mozilla1.3 on mandrake
linux 9.1. It reports OK in "about plug-in". But when
I try to open the demo page from www.tcl.tk, the
browser closed automatically(or crash?). Could you
tell me how to fix this problem?

I also try to installed into Netscape7.02, same thing.



Thank you very much.

Zelin Lu

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RE: [Tclplugin-core] TCl problem

[Jeff H. <je...@Ac...>]

>   I am giving more details about actual problem.
> The OS we are using is: Win 2K
>                         VC++ 6.0
> The details about the file and the code are in attachde document. 
> I have marked the code in red colour wherever it was giving 
> compilation problem.
> Error was like : "Too few parameters in the function called"

This is a Tcl core 8.0.5 question.  This isn't the correct list for
that question.  You should refer to news:comp.lang.tcl.  In any case,
this seems like correct code.  Perhaps it wants (void) specified in
the parameter list instead of ().  However, the core sources should
build without problem.

  Jeff Hobbs                     The Tcl Guy
  Senior Developer               http://www.ActiveState.com/
      Tcl Support and Productivity Solutions

RE: [Tclplugin-core] TCl problem

[Karpoor L. Sanjay-A. <A1...@mo...>]

Hi,
  I am giving more details about actual problem.
The OS we are using is: Win 2K
                        VC++ 6.0
The details about the file and the code are in attachde document. I have marked the code in red colour wherever it was giving compilation problem.
Error was like : "Too few parameters in the function called"

When we replaced it with temporary variable it went through fine.

Thanks
Lakshmi

-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff Hobbs [mailto:je...@Ac...] 
Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2003 4:37 AM
To: Karpoor Lakshmi Sanjay-A17738; tcl...@li...
Cc: Sharma Anshoo-A19642
Subject: RE: [Tclplugin-core] TCl problem


> we have down loaded TCL/TK latest  code form your web on windows 2000, 
> compiling it on Visual Studio 6.0++ We encountered copilation problem 
> for one file. Is there any version specific problem with latest TCL/TK 
> on windows 2k??

No, it works fine for me ... you can always try just getting binaries.

  Jeff Hobbs                     The Tcl Guy
  Senior Developer               http://www.ActiveState.com/
      Tcl Support and Productivity Solutions

RE: [Tclplugin-core] TCl problem

[Jeff H. <je...@Ac...>]

> we have down loaded TCL/TK latest  code form your web on windows 2000,
> compiling it on Visual Studio 6.0++
> We encountered copilation problem for one file.
> Is there any version specific problem with latest TCL/TK on windows 2k??

No, it works fine for me ... you can always try just getting binaries.

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