Effective Tcl/Tk Programming: Writing Better Programs with Tcl and Tk by Mark Harrison, Michael McLennan

Effective Tcl/Tk Programming: Writing Better Programs with Tcl and Tk Mark Harrison, Michael McLennan ebook
ISBN: 0201634740, 9780201634747
Page: 414
Format: djvu
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional

Before I delve into the above . Many built-in It has taken the Java world and Microsoft the better part of fifteen years to get this right. Indeed, my thesis is that Tcl and Tk's problems primarily stem from economic and marketing (human) factors, rather than any serious defects with the technology itself. The Tcl I would provide an execution framework and API that allowed test objects to be written in C/C++, Java or C#. Keep in mind here that when I talk about things written in C, that list includes a massive array of programs and systems, including many modern kernels, such as Windows and Linux. These all remain true today, and I will expand on each of them in hopes of illuminating our position with Tcl and iRules, and why the Perl lover in me was, and is to this day, convinced that we made the right choice. Download free Tcl/Tk, Second Edition: A Developer's Guide (The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Software Engineering and Programming) ebook, read Tcl/Tk, Second Edition: A Developer's Guide (The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Software Engineering Written from a programmer's perspective, Tcl/Tk: A Developer's Guide describes how to use Tcl's standard tools and the unique features that make Tcl/Tk powerful: including graphics widgets, packages, namespaces, and extensions. Before we go further, I want to This meant that fewer tasks could be accomplished via scripting languages, but a scripting language that let you write routines in C, or, conversely, let the main C program execute bits of script code from time to time was a very sensible idea. A case study: the decision to develop a commercial automated software testing tool with Tcl and Tk and its consequences. If this isn't a fully featured programming language, the user cannot create effective, scalable, and maintainable test suites.