With tcl/tk 8.5 / 8.4.14++ comes the new
Teapot (Tcl Extension Archive)
that supports retrieving extensions
as part of the programm.
see
http://wiki.tcl.tk/7579
The "single file" build and distribution
helpers like tclkit, starkit and relatives
have become popular too.
They leverage the tcl VFS capabilities.
the linux tclfuse package can even make
the internal VFS visible to the underlying OS.
Anyway, You may find the Tclers Wiki
http://wiki.tcl.tk
very helpfull. Be it Info on packages
small snippets of code or involved
discussion on programming philosophy.
G!
MACC
Posted Dec 31, 2007 16:04 UTC (Mon) by dskoll (subscriber, #1630)
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Yes, I know all about Tcl/Tk's extensions. The problem is that the sheer wealth of resources
on CPAN makes Perl very attractive. There are far more CPAN modules than Tcl/Tk extensions.
Granted, you have to pick and choose carefully because CPAN's quality is uneven, but you can
usually find a module (or three or more...) that does what you need.