Re: running TCL/tk apps off the web
- From: Uwe Klein <uwe_klein_habertwedt@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 30 Oct 2008 20:53:03 +0100
Mark Tarver wrote:
I'm running a game program which interfaces Lisp (for the AI) with TCL/I have a framework that sends the gui building script over a socket
tk for the graphics. So far it runs only on my PC.
Question: my experience of web programming is slight. Does running
this application over the web depend on the client having TCL/tk? Can
it be run off the server and what would be involved?
I guess part of the question revolves around whether TCL/tk runs on
the client, the server or both.
Mark
connection and then exchanges information with the remote gui
with lists from array get.
Thus the client is a rather simple universal script.
Multiple connections to clients are possible.
Due to having been dragged forward in time and tcl version
they look a bit frayed, but ..
I have never tested if this works with the tcl browser plugin, though.
uwe
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