Hi Tony,
There used to be a turned-into-an-exe version out there somewhere, but =
I'm
not sure where.
Basically, yes, you should install Tcl/Tk. The easiest way (IMHO) is to =
go
to ActiveState.com and download theirs. Others may have other =
suggestions.
You'll also need a "diff" executable, as tkdiff is really just a wrapper
around the command-line version of "diff". For that, I'd just install
cygwin (personally)... I live in cygwin. There are other, standalone
implementations of diff for Windows out there, though, and they should =
also
work.
Hope this helps!
John
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tony Hughes [mailto:ant...@ve...]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 4:05 PM
> To: jo...@kl...
> Cc: ant...@ve...
> Subject: tkdiff
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> John,
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> I found your name thru google looking for tkdiff.
> I am runing Windows XP. I tried downloading tkdiff
> but all I got was a zip file that unzipped to a tcl script.
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> How do I get tkdiff for Windows XP ? Is there a set
> of instructions somewhere ? Am I first supposed to
> install tcl/tk on my Windows XP ? If so, how do I do that ?
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> Sincerely,
> Tony Hughes
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