Object Oriented Programming with incr Tcl
Tcl/Tk provides an interactive development environment for building Graphical User Interface applications with incredible speed. Tcl/Tk applications look like they were constructed with the Motif toolkit, but they can be written in a fraction of the time. This PDF covers the following topics related to Tcl/Tk : Objects and Classes, Inheritance, Namespaces, Interactive Development, Autoloading, Adding C code to [INCR TCL] Classes, Simple Example, Inheritance and Composition, Building Applications with Mega-Widgets.
Author(s): Michael J. McLennan
118 Pages
Tcl is a scripting language created by John Ousterhout. It can be used interactively, or by running scripts (programs) which can use a package system for structuring, hence allowing to do much with little code. This book discusses the GUI toolkit Tk in considerable extent, even though it's not in the title. For most users, Tcl/Tk form a single conceptual entity.
Author(s): wikibooks.org
NA Pages
Tcl and the Tk Toolkit (PDF 142P)
Covered topics are: An Overview of Tcl and Tk, Tcl Language Syntax, Variables, Expressions, Lists, Control Flow, Procedures, Errors and Exceptions, String Manipulation, Accessing Files, Processes, Managing Tcl Internals.
Author(s): John K. Ousterhout
142 Pages
This note introduces the basics of Tcl. Chapter1 describes the fundamental properties of the language. Chapter 2 is a short introduction to running Tcl and Tk on UNIX, Windows and Macintosh systems. Chapter 3 presents a sample application, a CGI script, that implements a guestbook for a Web site. The rest of this book covers basic programming with Tcl.
Author(s): Yuanzhu Chen
118 PagesAdvertisement
