Re: How can I tell when a Tcl extension is providing stubs support?

From: Georgios Petasis (petasis_at_iit.demokritos.gr)
Date: 02/12/04 

Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2004 00:21:08 +0200

<lvirden@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:c0g7l2$9t0$1@srv38.cas.org...
> o tkdnd
> o tkhtml

tkdnd is stubs enabled from the very first release. The only problem
is that you need at least 8.3.3 to get it work, as it relies on a public
API call added in 8.3.3. I have never build a starkit myself,
but I think that installbase is starkit based and uses tkdnd
without problems. Have you faced any problems with tkdnd
in your starkits?

Now, the tkhtml situation is somewhat more complex.
In general tkhtml supports stubs. However, if you enable
the postscript support then it has a dependency over some
postrcipt related files of the tk canvas widget, and while
it still uses the public API through stubs, it has a dependency over
the specific tk lib you build it. Just disable the postscript stuff
and you have a perfectly valid stubs-enabled version :-)

George