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Using Object Oriented Tcl and the Tk toolkit together - real life example  There are all sorts of ways to look at the survey data we gathered last October on the TransWilts trains, and one fact I'm particularly interested in is the journey lengths of passengers. I have all the information to hand that I need to work this out - but in different files:Survey data [here] Station OS positions [here] And OS coding tables [here]. As I'm teaching Tcl this week - and using the object oriented iTcl and the Tk toolkit, I've written my code (and a nice GUI) in Tcl - source code [here] ... not the simplest of examples for my Blog, but a program that shows * Multiple object types * Use of common (static) variables * Use of the $this variable for the current object which you'll not find in many other of my examples. It's been great fun writing this example, the results are very informative (I'll be making comment on the Coffee Shop forum, and it's a real reminder of the power of Tcl which remains an excellent language even if it's not the height of fashion these days. Please let me know if you would like a Tcl course - it can be arranged ;-) (written 2015-03-12, updated 2015-03-15) Associated topics are indexed as below, or enter http://melksh.am/nnnn for individual articles T245 - Tcl/Tk - [incr-Tcl][290] Object Orientation in Tcl - [incr-Tcl] - (2005-04-24) [656] Think about your design even if you don't use full UML - (2006-03-24) [1528] Object Oriented Tcl - (2008-02-02) [1819] Calling base class constructors - (2008-10-03) [1925] Introduction to Object Oriented Programming - (2008-12-06) [3142] Private and Public - and things between - (2011-01-22) [4456] Objects in Tcl - iTcl - updated first steps example - (2015-03-11) T216 - Tcl/Tk - Introduction to Tk [595] Add a friendly front end with Tk - (2006-02-08) [2040] Error: Cant read xxxxx: no such variable (in Tcl Tk) - (2009-02-14) [4208] Tcl + Tk (Wish) - an introduction and revision example - (2013-11-15) T219 - Tcl/Tk - Drawing on Canvases [2211] Tcl/Tk - why does the canvas widget use a display list? - (2009-06-01) T050 - Tcl/Tk - Tcl, Tcl/Tk and Expect - General [2429] Tcl scripts / processes on a web server via CGI - (2009-09-27) [2474] Using Tcl and Expect to automate repetitive jobs - (2009-10-24) [2504] Learning to program in ... - (2009-11-15) [2681] Tcl - a great engineering language - (2010-03-17) [3192] Tcl - Some example of HOW TO in handling data files and formats - (2011-03-04) [3286] Should we cover expect and/or Tk on our public Tcl courses? - (2011-05-11) [4206] Writing the perfect program in Tcl? - (2013-11-13) [4434] Public training courses - upcoming dates - (2015-02-21) [4616] Still teaching Tcl in 2016? - (2016-01-06)
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Catching up on a week all in a single post (?)Rail Conference, Nottingham Server program written in Tcl using sockets Reading from a URL, and reading Json, from your Tcl script Using Object Oriented Tcl and the Tk toolkit together - real life example Managing the window size (and layout) in Tcl/Tk A new Tcl/tk example - a window to show system status Test framework for TCL - Tcltest - some examples Working out distance between places, using OS grid references and a program in Tcl |
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