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Tcl/Tk 8.4.2
Tcl/Tk is a beneficial and easy-to-useTool Command Language which is used by over half a million developers worldwide and has become a critical component in thousands of corporations. more>>
Tcl/Tk 8.4.2 is a beneficial and easy-to-useTool Command Language which is used by over half a million developers worldwide and has become a critical component in thousands of corporations.
It has a simple and programmable syntax and can be either used as a standalone application or embedded in application programs. Best of all, Tcl is open source so it's completely free.
Tk is a graphical user interface toolkit that makes it possible to create powerful GUIs incredibly quickly. It proved so popular that it now ships with all distributions of Tcl.
Tcl and Tk were created and developed by John Ousterhout. Developers all over the world followed his example and built their own Tcl extensions. Today, there are hundreds of Tcl extensions for all manner of applications.
Tcl and Tk are highly portable, running on essentially all flavors of Unix, (Linix, Solaris, IRIX, AIX, *BSD*, the list goes on and on) Windows, Macintosh, and more.
TclTerm 1.3
Tcl interface to the curses library more>> Tcl interface to the curses library
TclTerm is a Tcl extension package used to provide a UNIX (n)curses interface to Tcl. TclTerm will help you create a curses based user-interface.
Enhancements:
- change build-system to automake, libtool and autoconf
- change tcl-package-name to tclterm to avoid conflict with tcllib package term
- add tcltest conform test-cases
- cleanup build using different subdirectories
Tcl/Tk Aqua 8.4.14
Tcl/Tk Aqua is a Tcl scripting language binary more>>
Smaller distributions of Tcl/Tk only and of a self-contained appliation are also available.
TclTkAqua is a smaller distribution of just the Tcl/Tk frameworks, Wish, tclsh and html documentation (including debug versions of library binaries). Installs in systemwide locations, administrator password required. (~5M)
Tcl/Tk Aqua is designed as a binary distribution of the Mac OS X native port of the Tcl scripting language and the Tk toolkit; bundled with over fifty popularepicstcl 2.0
epicstcl - Tcl/Tk support for the EPICS control system along with EPICS aware megawidgets. epicstcl is a software solution that comes with Tcl/Tk support for the EPICS control system but also with more>> epicstcl - Tcl/Tk support for the EPICS control system along with EPICS aware megawidgets.
epicstcl is a software solution that comes with Tcl/Tk support for the EPICS control system but also with EPICS aware megawidgets.
Enhancements
- Use CChannelVariable derived from CTCLVariable so that
- epics linked variables are bi-directional.
- Formally set release level to 1.2
- Manage duplicate channel definitions by using reference counted
- channels.
AlphaTcl 8.0b7
AlphaTcl is a highly-efficient, high-qualityplatform independent script library driving the Alpha* suite of text editors: more>>
AlphaTcl 8.0b7 is a highly-efficient, high-quality platform independent script library driving the Alpha* suite of text editors:
- Alpha8 (Mac OS Classic)
- AlphaX (Mac OS X)
- Alphatk (Windows & UNIX & Mac OS X)
AlphaTcl contains very popular HTML & LaTeX syntax coloring and editing modes as well as modes for C, Perl, Tcl, Fortran and much more.
& LaTeX syntax coloring andediting modes as well as modes for C, Perl, Tcl, Fortran and muchmore. AlphaTcl and all its standard modes, menus and packages containsome 170000 lines of codeActiveTcl 8.6b1
ActiveTcl is a superior and tractable industry-standard Tcl distribution, available for Mac OS X, Linux, Windows, Solaris, AIX and HP-UX. more>> ActiveTcl 8.6b1 is a superior and tractable industry-standard Tcl distribution, available for Mac OS X, Linux, Windows, Solaris, AIX and HP-UX. Developers worldwide rely on ActiveTcls completeness and ease-of-use, while corporate users protect their infrastructure and stay competitive with quality-assured ActiveTcl business solutions.
ActiveTcl is 100% compatible with the reference distribution of Tcl. Code tested with ActiveTcl will run on any Tcl installation that has the appropriate extensions installed.
ActiveState is committed to making Tcl easy to install and use on all major platforms. This release of ActiveTcl brings you the most stable release of Tcl in binary form. It also includes several of the most popular extensions pre-compiled and ready to use.
ActiveState also provides business solutions of dynamic languages, including enterprise distributions and OEM licensing, that offer guaranteed stability, expert support, unparalleled quality and cost-efficiency to organizations.
- PowerPC: Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.
- Intel: Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
ActiveTcl is designed as the industry-standard Tcl distribution, which is available for Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Solaris, AIX and HP-UX
Perl Dev Kit - The complete, quality-assured and ready-to-install Tcl distribution for AIX, HP-UX, Linux, Mac OS X, Solaris, and Windows
QuickTimeTcl 3.1b5
QuickTimeTcl is an innovative, versatile tool called extension to the Tcl/Tk scripting language which offers simple bindings to QuickTime on the Macintosh and Windows. more>> <<less
QuickTimeTcl is a helpful utility that brings your Tcl/Tk programs the ability to play, edit, and create QuickTime movies. QuickTimeTcl 2.1.2 - BruceTclAddressBook 1.1.4
TclAddressBook is regarded as a professional and smart Tcl extension defining a new Tcl command called addressbook which lets you manipulate the OSX AddressBook. more>>
TclAddressBook 1.1.4 is regarded as a professional and smart Tcl extension defining a new Tcl command called addressbook which lets you manipulate the OSX AddressBook. This extension must be used with Tcl on Macintosh platforms with OSX System. The addressbook command has more than 20 subcommands such as [addressbook create], [addressbook record], [addressbook set] etc. used to invoke the various actions to perform.
Requirements: Mac OS X 10.2 or higher
Tcl Web Application Framework 0.3.9
Helps simplify writing Web applications in the Tool Command Language (Tcl) more>> Helps simplify writing Web applications in the Tool Command Language (Tcl)
Tcl Web Application Framework provides the features that form the basis for writing an application, such as sessions, users, privilege separation, and an abstract database interface.
Tcl Web Application Framework is currently under development, but stable for production use.
Tcl Web Application Framework is written in such a way that applications will be able to easily integrate into the framework without having to modify the framework itself, making upgrading the framework without breaking the application possible.
System requirements:
- Tcl
TkCVS 8.0
TkCVS is a Tcl/Tk-based graphical interface to the CVS and Subversion configuration management systems more>>
TkCVS shows the status of the files in the current working directory, and has tools for tagging, merging, importing, exporting, checking in/out, and other user operations.
TkCVS also aids in browsing the repository. For Subversion, the repository tree is browsed like an ordinary file tree. For CVS, the CVSROOT/modules file is read. TkCVS extends CVS with a method to produce a "user friendly" listing of modules. This requires special comments in the CVSROOT/modules file.
Although TkCVS now supports Subversion, it will still work happily without it in your CVS directories. It didnt abandon CVS, it just grew some new capabilities.
Enhancements:
- The Annotation browser optionally shows line numbers.
- Multiple branch-browser fixes for Subversion:
- Treat branchpoints as real revisions, so they have both a blue box and a black one in the diagram. Its rather inelegant, but it works with the way the branch browser was designed. Solves problem of branches not being drawn if they branch straignt from another branchpoint.
- Send URL paths instead of -r < file > arguments to the diff, svn-cat, and annotation commands because Subversion doesnt cross branch boundaries with simple revision arguments, and doesnt tell you that its not giving you the revision you asked for.
- Bugfix: relative URL path in Branch Browser is constructed correctly for path depths > 2
- The Branch Browser counts the tags when making a Subversion diagram and gives you a chance to skip the tag step if there are many, where "many" is defined by cvscfg(toomany_tags). Constructing the branch diagram for Subversion is extremely inefficient, and drawing the tags can take longer than its worth.
- For Subversion directories, the Module Browser shows the number of items within the folder instead of the "svn list -v" info string. That may help you decide whether to open the folder or not.
- The Branch Browser positions the diagram so "you are here" is in the visible canvas, fixing a long-time nagging irritation.
TkSolfege 0.99
Tksolfege is a free music ear training program written in Tcl/Tk more>>
Such skills are a requirement in many university music departments and considerable practice is needed to develop such proficiencies. TkSolfege is created for both the novice and experienced user.
Porticus 1.6.3
GUI for the MacPorts open source packaging system. more>>
Porticus 1.6.3 is a mighty efficacious Cocoa GUI for the MacPorts package manager which provides ready to build open-source software packages modified to compile and run on Mac OS X. The MacPorts project provides a TCL command line tool to manage installation, update and activation of the port packages. Porticus provides a GUI front-end to this tool.
Porticus does a little more than this by providing a GUI with standard Mac OS X application features such as a search box to find a specific port, contextual menus, tree and table views to select and view port information by category or name. In addition it provides integration with Growl for status reporting.
to compile and run on Mac OS X. The MacPorts project provides a TCL command line tool to manage installation, update and activation of the port packages. Porticus provides a GUI front-end to thismodified to compile and run on Mac OS X. The MacPorts project provides a TCL command line tool to manage installation, update and activation of the port packages. Porticus provides a GUI front-endLicense:Freeware
Trebuchet 1.070
Trebuchet Tk is a client program for connecting to TinyMUD style social MUD servers on the Internet more>>
Trebuchet Tk is a client program for connecting to TinyMUD style social MUD servers on the InterNet.
I started writing Trebuchet when I became frustrated at TinyFugues text-only interface, and at the lack of any GUI MUD clients that were both easy to use, and as powerful as TinyFugue.
When it came time to name the client, I figured that a Trebuchet would be an excellent way to sling MUD.
Main features:
- TCL/Tk is a powerful extension language, which you can use to add new abilities to the client. You can even create fully interactive GUI dialogs from TCL/Tk scripts. Actually, the entire client is written in TCL/Tk. Yet its amazingly fast.
- Trebuchet supports MCP 2.1 for close-knit client-server cooperation. It only supports a few (impressive!) MCP packages so far, but it should be trivial to create new ones.
- The server can request the creation of GUI dialogs via the MCP GUI package. This could make in-game bulletin boards, mail programs, and text editors much easier to use.
- If you have the TLS extension to the TCL interpreter installed, Trebuchet will support SSL encrypted connections to MU* servers that support it. The FBMuck 6.0 and ProtoMuck servers have support for SSL.
- You can create Hilites and Triggers that watch incoming text from the world. They can highlight all or part of each line, send automated commands back to the MUD, or even run TCL scripts. (screenshot)
- Pattern matching for highlights and Triggers is very flexible. The matching schemes include "Starts with", "ends with", "contains", "wildcard matching", and "regexp matching."
- Highlight Styles can include text color, background color, font, size, bold, italic, etc.
- Highlight Styles can have StyleMenu entries associated with them, that pop up in context menus when you right-click on the highlighted text. (However, there isnt yet a GUI interface available for setting these. Just a command line interface.)
- You can create command line Macros that can take multiple arguments and expand them out to much more complicated commands or TCL scripts.
- You can create QuickButtons that can send commands or execute TCL scripts with a single click.
- You can create KeyBinds to let you send commands or execute TCL scripts, with just a few keystrokes. (or only one!)
- You can connect to multiple Worlds at once, each one with its own scrollback buffer.
- You can search scrollback forwards or backwards, using literal text or regular expressions.
- You can Log text from a world to a file, in either formatted HTML or plain text format.
- You can Quote a file to the world, with prepended and/or appended text for each line.
- An integrated Scratchpad lets you edit text files, or jot down descriptions, then send them to a world.
- Almost all these features have keyboard-based methods to invoke them. (Except Quickbuttons)
- All these features have command-line interfaces as well as GUI interfaces.
- Trebuchet is cross-platform, available for Windows 95/98/2000/XP, Unix with Xwindows and MacOS X.
Enhancements:
- Various TELNET protocol fixes for EOR, etc.
- Added some better validation for various dialogs.
- Numerous small bugfixes.
- Support for STARTTLS encryption protocol.
TkAPG 0.0.2 Alpha
Tcl/Tk application for generating passwords more>> Tcl/Tk application for generating passwords
TkAPG is a free and open source Tcl/Tk-based front-end for
Main features:
- TkAPG can generate passwords without command line typing.
System requirements:
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Enhancements
- Some cosmetic changes
- Support for APGd (RFC0972 password generation daemon)
