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From: Volker Hetzer on 18 Mar 2010 08:51
Hi people!
I'm once again trying to get Tcl to be used in .NET.
So far I've tried two approaches:
- tcl84.dll and P/Invoke. I got as far as letting Tcl evaluate simple
commands but produced a memory protection erro as soon as I wanted to
open a file in Tcl. Has anyone encountered or solved this?

-Eagle: I just downloaded it, it runs but I'm clueless as to how to use
it for C#. I've referenced the dll but somehow I don't see any way to
use it. I tried to create an Eagle._Components.Public.Interpreter but
the constructor demands an Eagle._Components.Public.Result object which
has no public constructor.

Has anyone figured out either of those two ways to integrate tcl in a
..net enwironment?

What I'm looking for in the best case is something like (C#):

TclInterpreter X=new TclInterpreter();
X.Events+=myEventhandler;
Console.WriteLine(X.eval("read -nonewline [open c:\\temp\\x.txt]"));
and so on.

Lots of Greetings!
Volker
From: Volker Hetzer on 18 Mar 2010 10:03
Am 18.03.2010 13:51, schrieb Volker Hetzer:
> Hi people!
> I'm once again trying to get Tcl to be used in .NET.
> So far I've tried two approaches:
> - tcl84.dll and P/Invoke. I got as far as letting Tcl evaluate simple
> commands but produced a memory protection erro as soon as I wanted to
> open a file in Tcl. Has anyone encountered or solved this?
Got thta one solved. A PatrickSurname(a)xxxx had a similar problem back in
2006. The trick was to set TCL_LIBRARY in the code preceding the
Tcl_CreateInterp.

Still, I'd like to give eagle a shot, it looks promising.

Lots of Greetings!
Volker
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