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I goofed..
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You're not the first :)
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Regarding the gui, I've never used Tcl/Tk before, but it's absolutely amazing that a windows application can be generated/modified in seconds with just a few lines of text (I know of course there's a framework lurking underneath, but still!) I'd love to play with making a continuous graph showing the value of a memory address as it changes over time!
Are there any resources you recommend for designing tk guis (there seems to be quite a few, VisualTcl, VisualCamel, SpecTcl, etc). And apparently there's also a python wrapper for Tcl/Tk called TKInter, for which there's even more gui builders for (Rapid-Tk, pygubu. ptkgb,etc)... although not sure how easy it is to convert TKinter (python) GUIs to run on TK (tc). Any suggestions?
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I just use the Tcl book by Brent Welch. Looks like he has a few sample chapters ...
http://www.beedub.com/book/ Cheers,
Dave
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