Re: [Tclpro-users] toolbar, encoding

[Scott R. <re...@ti...>]

It's been over a year since I've used this, but I seem
to remember that by default the Wrapper only includes
a small set of the encoding files, you need to add the
ones that you're using (or all of them) explicitly.

Not sure about vtcl, but it's probably a DLL.  You can't
wrap a .dll, instead you need to make a static version of
it and *link* it with prowish8.3 to form a "custom shell"
(see the documentation).

There is a trick, though.  If you "wrap" the DLL, you can
"install" it at runtime (into c:/tmp or something) before
you try to load it by copying the file into the file system
(and out of the wrapper's zip blob), then load it from there.  
It's really not a clean way to do it though, you risk getting 
clobbered by another copy (or clobbering someone else).

-- Scott


huncar wrote:
> 
> Hello.
> 
> I have two problems.
> I'm using TclPro with vtcl.
> Win98, Tcl 8.3 Tk 8.3
> 1. I cannot wrap the toolbar widget, please help me how to specify the
> options.
> 2. I'm writing an application which uses Eastern european encoding
> cp-1250, but after wraping and running it, the special characters are
> displayed wrong. When running it as a Tcl script, there's no problem.
> Please help me to set the options correctly, with this too. :-)))
> 
> Thank you.
> 
> --
> Best regards,
>  huncar                          mailto:hu...@ch...
> 
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