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install | -Holds the installer script and two versions of the - DLL - one for Tcl 8.0.5 (no stubs), and one with stubs - enabled, built for Tcl 8.2 libraries. | +Holds the installer script and the debug and release versions of the + stubbed DLLs for Tcl8.2 and above. I also wanted to build a + distribution for Tcl8.0.5+ without stubs, but no matter were I + downloaded the Tcl installer from, it failed half way through the + installation. |
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tests | A couple of test scripts using MS Word, and the - Calendar Control. | + Calendar Control. Need to put an example of scripting DirectX - should + nicely show off what OpTcl can really do! :-)
Optcl is now type library aware - at least in terms of OpTcl is now type library aware - at least in terms of reading them and being type -sensitive in its invocations. I hope a future version will be -able to write out Type Libraries.
+sensitive in its invocations. I have a test version that can write out new +libraries, and wrap Tcl scripts as fully-fledged ActiveX objects - more about +this later...