Paul Falbe wrote:
> On Mon, Aug 30, 2004 at 09:46:14AM -0700, Jeff Hobbs wrote:
> > > What directory should BWidget-1.7.0.tar.gz be untared for
> > > Tcl::Tk to find them?
> >
> > It should be a sibling directory to $tcl_library, or you
> > must add its location into the Tcl auto_path variable before you
> > 'package require' it.
>
> on my Casio I installed under
>
> \Storage Card\tcl844\lib\tcl8.4\Bwidget
> if I
> print $ENV{"TCL_LIBRARY"}
> I get
> \Storage Card\tcl844\lib\tcl8.4
FWIW, you should not need to have TCL_LIBRARY set if you
have correctly installed Tcl on the machine (that is, with
Tcl\bin and Tcl\lib properly structured).
In any case, you want the BWidget directory as a "sibling",
not a "subdirectory". That means:
\Storage Card\tcl844\lib\Bwidget
However, you might be getting an error because the dir
structure isn't correct. A normal install of BWidgets has
the version number and dirname like 'bwidget-1.7'. You
can install ActiveTcl on your main Windows machine, then
just copy the Tcl\lib\bwidget-1.7 directory as a sibling
to the one on the CE machine. This should work.
> I am getting some type of error but it is not going to my
> \perl-stderr file. What code should be used to catch Tcl::Tk errors?
I'm not sure how the celib interaction works in this case.
I've had errors that mysteriously didn't go to the celib
created std channel files.
Jeff Hobbs, The Tcl Guy
http://www.ActiveState.com/, a division of Sophos
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