Re: dtp.kit

On May 30, 1:18 pm, Darren New <d...@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Well, my "teacup get dtplite" tells me it copied the application, but it
doesn't seem to have actually added any files whose name starts with
"dtp" to my drive. It adds "application-dtplite-1.0-tcl.tm" to the
teapot repository, and that looks like Tcl code, but I'm not sure what
I'm supposed to do with it when it's in there? Is there an "install"
step or something?

No, there's no "install step" with teacup and applications right now.
You try and figure out the name of the item installed, you copy that
file to the name you want (dtplite or dtplite.tcl or dtplite.tm ...
your choice), and then run it. The .tm stands for "Tcl Module".
.

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