gmane.comp.lang.tcl.starkit

Re: Any progress about writable starkits with kbskit?

Rene Zaumseil — 2008-08-18T18:56:47

Am Freitag, 15. August 2008 18:46 schrieb Shin: Sorry, but the underlying vlerq module does not allow writing. Because of the troubling with C++ I currently do not use the metakit approach. May be there will be a writeable vlerq. Please ask jcw. rene

Any progress about writable starkits with kbskit?

Shin — 2008-08-15T16:46:14

Hello, I'd like to know, if "kbskit" might be able to replace "tclkit" for the purpose of writable starkits in the near future. Shin

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Ann: kbs 0.2.3

Rene Zaumseil — 2008-07-04T08:23:49

kbs -- kitgen build system (version 0.2.3 for tcl/tk 8.5.3 and 8.6a1) ========================== The system can generate [Tclkit Lite] executables, Tcl packages, starkits and starpacks for different operating systems. Additional documentation can be found under Sources are available from ------- * kbs.tcl - single source file, all you need * *.tgz - prebuilt binaries containing kit-executables and *.kit files: kbskit*cli* - shell application kbskit*dyn* - tk dynamic loadable kbskit*gui* - tk static inserted kbspkg85.kit with: bwidget-1.8.0 gridplus-2.3 icons-1.2 Img1.3 itcl3.4 itk3.4 iwidgets4.0.2 Memchan2.2.1 mentry-3.1 ral0.8.7 sqlite3.5.9 tablelist-4.9 tcllib1.10 tclx8.4 tdom0.8.2 thread2.6.5 tkcon tklib0.4 Tktable2.9 treectrl2.2.3 trofs0.4.4 udp1.0.8 wcb-3.1 xotcl1.6.0 tksqlite - starpack of sqlite table editor (version 0.5.6) Quick start ----------- * Build executables (do not mix 8.5.3 and 8.6!): ./kbs.tcl -r install kbskit-8.5 ./kbs.tcl -r install tksqlite ./kbs.tcl -r -builddir=b86 install kbskit-8.6 * Build kit-files: ./kbs.tcl -r install kbspkg-8.5 * Start graphical user interface: ./kbs.tcl gui * Display online help: ./kbs.tcl * Create internal documentation in directory ./doc/: ./kbs.tcl doc News ---- * use of tcl/tk 8.5.3 and tcl/tk 8.6a1 * gridplus 2.3, sqlite 3.5.9, xotcl 1.6.0 * support for starkit and starpack creation (see Kit procedure) * used robodoc to create internal documentation (./kbs.tcl doc) Regards, Rene

Re: Popups in tclkit's initScript

Jean-Claude Wippler — 2008-06-04T11:36:23

Goodwin wrote: No worries. Glad you resolved it and thanks for following up. -jcw

Re: Popups in tclkit's initScript

Goodwin — 2008-06-03T22:24:07

Apologies - I just check out a fresh copy and those additions aren't there... I must of added them myself some time ago. For some reason my svn client (TortoiseSVN) wasn't showing the kitInit.c as locally modified. Sorry! Goodwin On Jun 3, 6:09 pm, Goodwin gmail.com> wrote:

Popups in tclkit's initScript

Goodwin — 2008-06-03T17:09:26

Hi, I've recently built tclkit based on the svn tclkit module. There is some coded added into kitInit.c's initScript string: "tk_messageBox -message \"main found here: [file join [info nameofexe] main.tcl]\"\n" "tk_messageBox -message \"file isfile: [file isfile [file join [info nameofexe] main.tcl]]\"\n" When a wrapped app starts up now the user is faced with these popups? Is this intentional or just some residual debug code? Thanks, Goodwin

Re: ISO: full (original style) tclkit 8.5.x for sparc solaris 2.8?

lvirden — 2008-05-30T13:37:59

On May 29, 4:09 pm, "Pat Thoyts" googlemail.com> wrote: Thanks - if I can get this, I will try yet again to build a version.

Re: ISO: full (original style) tclkit 8.5.x for sparc solaris 2.8?

Pat Thoyts — 2008-05-29T20:09:29

2008/5/29 lvirden gmail.com>: I have a kitgen tree that builds on solaris 10 - I imagine it will build on solaris 8 as well. If you like I can tar up the tree and let you have it. All I do is: sh config.sh 8.5/solaris-sparc thread mk cli gui cd 8.5/solaris-sparc env CC=gcc MAKE=gmake gmake I end up with a tclkit and a tclkitsh that are just like the old ones (incr-Tcl and mk4tcl based) and also a tclkit-cli/tclkit-gui pair that dont have Itcl and dont link to C++. However on solaris 10 sparc the tclkit-cli and -gui dont work at the moment. So I stick with the 'tclkit' executable. My tree is the svn head of kitgen with tcl and tk checkouts of core-8-5-3 under an 8.5 subdirectory and cvs or svn heads of itcl, metakit, thread, tclvfs, vqtcl and zlib under 8.x. This is as described in previous mails (usually about doing this on windows) Pat Thoyts

ISO: full (original style) tclkit 8.5.x for sparc solaris 2.8?

lvirden — 2008-05-29T19:30:12

I am wondering whether anyone knows of an original style tclkit 8.5.x (that is, containing metakit, itcl, etc.) built for SPARC Solaris 8? The tclkit on equi4 is, I suspect, built against solaris 10, and so needs libraries I don't have available. I've not been able to build tclkit for some time, due to a variety of issues that I've been unsuccessful in resolving. kbskit doesn't work because it is missing pieces. I'm just trying to run a variety of starkits. Who would have thought starkits would be so hard to run?

FYI - Rigs are re-usable Tcl modules

Jean-Claude Wippler — 2008-05-24T22:55:20

FYI, I've posted a comment about a new way to create and share re- usable Tcl code on another mailing list, you can read it here if you're interested: http://groups.google.com/group/mavrig-dev/browse_thread/thread/797b5e7375220974 Didn't want to post it in full here since it's not tclkit/starkit- related. -jcw

Ann kbs 0.2.2

Rene Zaumseil — 2008-04-02T12:36:10

kbs -- kitgen build system (version 0.2.2 for tcl/tk 8.5.2) ========================== The system can generate [Tclkit Lite] executables and Tcl packages for different operating systems. Tested are Linux, SunOS, Windows and Irix. [Tclkit Lite]: http://www.equi4.com/tclkit/tclkitlite.html Additional documentation can be found under Sources are available from ------- * kbs.tcl - single source file, all you need * *.tgz - prebuilt binaries containing kit-executables and *.kit files: kbskit*cli* - shell applicationi kbskit*dyn* - tk dynamic loadable kbskit*gui* - tk static inserted kbspkg85.kit with: bwidget-1.8.0 gridplus-2.2 icons-1.2 Img1.3 itcl3.4 itk3.4 iwidgets4.0.2 Memchan2.2.1 mentry-3.1 ral0.8.7 sqlite3.5.7 tablelist-4.8 tcllib1.10 tclx8.4 tdom0.8.2 thread2.6.5 tkcon tklib0.4 Tktable2.9 treectrl2.2.3 trofs0.4.4 udp1.0.8 wcb-3.1 xotcl1.5.6 tksqlite.kit - ready to run sqlite table editor (version 0.5.6) Quick start ----------- * Build executables: ./kbs.tcl -r install kbskit-8.5 * Build kit-files: ./kbs.tcl -r install kbspkg-8.5 ./kbs.tcl -r install tksqlite-0.5.5 * Start graphical user interface: ./kbs.tcl gui * Display online help: ./kbs.tcl News ---- * use of tcl/tk 8.5.2 * itcl 3.4, itk 3.4 and iwidgets 4.0.2 added * sqlite 3.5.7 Regards, Rene

Re: Starpacker

anoved — 2008-03-27T22:42:42

On Mar 26, 11:37 pm, anoved gmail.com> wrote: Also I should note that the "Create Mac application package" option attempts to insert a line of code in main.tcl of the output starpack to strip the Carbon process serial number argument from argv (per http://wiki.tcl.tk/12987#pagetocaf666f28). This may fail depending how the starkit is set up. As a work-around, you can still build an Aqua starpack without the application package option - it'll just launch through the terminal. Jim

Re: Starpacker

anoved — 2008-03-27T22:27:16

On Mar 27, 4:13 pm, "Pat Thoyts" googlemail.com> wrote: I'm still not sure what the problem was, but I tried a slightly older Windows tclkit from Equi 4 (8.4.16) and it appears to work. I've updated the post again to include a screenshot and download link for the Windows version (http://anoved.net/2008/03/starpacker.html). Thanks, Jim

Re: Starpacker

Pat Thoyts — 2008-03-27T20:13:26

On 27/03/2008, anoved gmail.com> wrote: [snip] Some of the windows tclkit executables use vqtcl instead of mk4tcl for the metakit interface. If you use one of the vqtcl exes (tclkit-gui.exe or tclkit-cli.exe) then it can't merge vfs trees - you need mk4tcl for that (tclkit.exe or tclkitsh.exe) . This may or may not be the problem. Pat Thoyts

Re: Starpacker

anoved — 2008-03-27T15:54:05

On Mar 26, 11:37 pm, anoved gmail.com> wrote: I updated the post with a little video (http://www.viddler.com/explore/ anoved/videos/20) demonstrating Starpacker in use. Jim

Starpacker

anoved — 2008-03-27T03:37:20

I made a little utility based on SDX for making Starpacks. I wrote it mostly for practice and for my own convenience, but perhaps it will be useful for others. http://anoved.net/2008/03/starpacker.html I think it has some VFS version problems with Windows Tclkits, but I haven't had an opportunity to work them out. (Any advice or information on that would be useful.) I use it on Mac OS X. Be well, Jim

Re: Windows ICONS 48x48

Pat Thoyts — 2008-03-19T18:44:54

On 19/03/2008, Martin Lemburg wrote: No. You still place your modified ico file in the root of the vfs tree. However, the one that is built into the tclkit executable and therefore is the one that you are replacing is from kitgen/files/tclkit.ico. The sdx utility has for some time been able to replace the version resource strings in the same way that it can replace the icon resources. To do this you include a file tclkit.inf in the root of the vfs tree. It will be read into an array so it should be a set of Tcl parseable name value pairs. The following file would be suitable: CompanyName "Some Company Gmbh." LegalCopyright "Copyright (c) 2008 Some Company Gmbh." FileDescription "My fancy program" ProductName "Fancy Program" ProductVersion "1.0.0.1" Pat Thoyts

Re: Windows ICONS 48x48

Pat Thoyts — 2008-03-19T08:45:28

On 18/03/2008, Pat Thoyts googlemail.com> wrote: To follow up to myself -- I had reason to create a starpack and change the icons and string version resources and I found no problem: C:\src\FTD2XX>sdx wrap MSC20Flash.exe -runtime \opt\tcl\src\kitgen\8.5\win32-ix86\tclkit-gui.exe customizing tclkit.ico in executable icon 32x32/16: replaced icon 16x16/16: replaced icon 32x32/256: replaced icon 48x48/256: replaced icon 48x48/16: replaced icon 16x16/256: replaced customizing strings in executable FileDescription: set to 'My file description' CompanyName: set to 'Some Company.' ProductName: set to 'My product name' LegalCopyright: set to 'Copyright (c) 2008 Some Company.' ProductVersion: set to '1.0.0.0' 19 updates applied This is using the current kitgen code and therefore the current kitgen/files/tclkit.ico file. I changed the icons using visual studio 2005 and it successfully replaced the 48x48 icons. In this case the tclkit-gui.exe is a upx compressed executable of 8.5.2 pre-release built for windows ix86 using kitgen and msvc6. Pat Thoyts

Re: Windows ICONS 48x48

Pat Thoyts — 2008-03-18T00:40:57

On 17/03/2008, Harald Oehlmann elmicron.de> wrote: If you have an icon file for tclkit that has the full set of icons in the right order I can replace the kitgen .ico file and this will get fixed. The newest equi4.com executables were built by me so thats why they exhibit the same problem. The icon file we have in the kitgen/files/tclkit.ico file was I believe copied from the old genkit sources and I see it does include a 48x48/16 and 48x48/256 icon types - so perhaps the order is changed for some reason. If we can identify a corrected ico file soon then we can have corrected exes for the imminent 8.5.2 release. Pat Thoyts

loading oratcl from starkit

sergioanis — 2008-03-17T17:15:55

hi everybody: I'm having some problems loading oratcl from a starkit. I found a post from G. Lester adviced to use the following script in the package index: package ifneeded Oratcl 4.4 [ list OraLoad $dir ] proc OraLoad { dir } { global env foreach file [ glob $dir/*.dll ] { catch { file copy -force $file [ file join $env(TEMP) [ file tail $file ] ] } } catch { file copy -force $dir/msvcr70.dll [ file join [ file dirname [ info nameofexecutable ]] msvcr70.dll ] } load $env(TEMP)/oratcl44.dll } This works fine in some computers (running windows 2000), but fail in anothers (windows 2000 and xp). The script fail when it try to load the oratcl44.dll, the error message doesn't say why. I tried adding the $env(TEMP)to the $env(PATH) without success. I'd appreciate any suggestions you may have. Thanks, Sergio