Re: 8.5, teacup & tkcon...

O/H Andreas Kupries έγραψε:
Georgios Petasis <petasis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

Hi all,

I have used teacup and downloaded everything, including tkcon.
tkcon is an "application". However, how am I supposed to run this
application?


I can see that tkcon has been downloaded at "C:\Program Files
(x86)\Tcl\lib\teapot\application\tcl\teapot\tkcon-2.5.tm", as a tcl
module. I must create a manually file that sources this module?

No. This is the tkcon.tcl file you would have from ActiveTcl 8.4, so
you can run it directly with your tclsh and/or wish.

What is the "normal" way for running these applications?

Depends. For a pure Tcl script like Tkcon the tclsh and/or wish in
your ActiveTcl. Starkits need the same. Starpacks are their own
executable.


But I still haven't understood. I have installed tkcon application with teacup. How can I run it?

George
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