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1) better integration to automake/autoconf/configure...
The rules are:
* by default look at -ltcl and -ltk
* you can specify --with-tcl and --with-tk to use
different versions, e.g. you can use --with-tcl=tcl80
and --with-tk=tk80 to use them.
* if your system has a dl library, it uses it, otherwise
not. This may cause problems if you have a -ldl, but
your tcl library doesn't need it :( There'll probably
be a --with-tcldl=no someday
2) make a few arrays bigger, particularily in the PDB interface.
3) type most of the numeric returns from the PDB, e.g.
a proc that returns a layer now returns `layer-#' instead
of just `#'. This may cause problems for scripts that
get an array and then iterate over it. (as in gimp-list-images
or similar)
4) consolio is now based on Jeff Hobbs `tkcon', much better than
the older one. And the license is much less restrictive.
5) The switch to tkcon unveiled several errors with the internal
packages, so I fixed most of them. Now sub-interpreters
can use the same PDB interface as the ``parent'' interp.
I should be able to make something akin to the script-fu
mechanism out of this... (someday)
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README
This is the first real release of gimptcl-1.0, distributed in the FreeBSD gimp-0.99.14 port. It comes with three sample plug-ins. * Consolio, an interactive gimptcl shell * pdb-help, an interactive thing for browsing the pdb and running procedures * stained-glass, a simple (and ugly) plugin for creating stained glassy backgrounds. The ``scripts'' directory contains plug-ins that are real Tcl scripts. The ``frags'' directory contains tcl procs and fragments that I've used for testing the interpreter. I usually just source them from inside consolio, then call the procs interactively. Unfortunately I'm not very artistic, so there's no pretty pictures to look at. Eric L. Hernes erich@rrnet.com