From: oc_forums on
On 14 avr, 22:54, Thomas MENEZ <menez.tho...(a)gmail.com> wrote:

> If you have suggestions or wishes, SF provides some cool
> collaborative tools to ease the process, and I'm quite
> disappointed at the lack of feedback. Maybe users are waiting
> for v1.0.0 indeed. Or maybe there's very little interest.
>

Ok then I have installed ActiveTcl 8.5.8.1..

* --> Double clic "startPureTkGUI_win32.bat"
* --> : popup window with warning messages because I don't have all
the packages
* --> : ok, a big window that I resize
* --> : then a frame, a menubutton, a button
* --> : I generate a clear code
* --> : / but I double clic on it gives only the "." window nothing
else
* --> : / I don't know how to create a menu attached to the menubutton
* --> : / For the created button I have named a command "toto", but
each time
I select the created button in PureTkGui editor, it wants to launch
a procedure
that does't exist yet.

In VTcl, you could manage the procedures while in the editor, but VTcl
(Visual Tcl)
is now broken.

What is great is that you have add all the Tk or Tile widgets, but
creating a program seems not possible yet ? Or maybe i'm wrong ?

Olivier.


From: Thomas MENEZ on
Those few posts have been very enlightening as to what
could be improved on the short term.

- Tcl/Tk 8.4 "limitation" : I intend building standalone
PureTkGUI versions (using a custom built Tcl/Tk 8.6.x
source release) to cope with that. PureTkGUI is able
to generate 8.4 compatible code, provided the user selects
the proper 8.4 widgets.

- Tutorials : A tutorial depicting a "hello world"
application is currently in the works.

- Sample projects will be provided in addition
to the already provided (but maybe too complex)
PureTkGUI project.

More to come.

Thomas


From: Thomas MENEZ on
On Apr 17, 12:44 pm, oc_forums <oliviercolin...(a)gmail.com> wrote:

> Ok then I have installed ActiveTcl 8.5.8.1..
>
> * --> Double clic "startPureTkGUI_win32.bat"
> * --> : popup window with warning messages because I don't have all
> the packages

You can disable those warnings inside PureTkGUI preferences.

> * --> : ok, a big window that I resize

I guess you mean 'too big'. I have already fixed that in the
next version to cope with small resolutions.

> * --> : then a frame, a menubutton, a button
> * --> : I generate a clear code
> * --> : / but I double clic on it gives only the "." window nothing
> else

That's normal. By default, PureTkGUI generates a source file
holding a proc that you can you use in your own Tcl scripts,
so that sourcing (i.e. double clicking) the generated ".tcl"
file will not create any widget. Hoewever, if you wish that
those widgets be created when you source the generated file,
you have to set the corresponding option inside the project
preferences. The generated proc will be called at the end
of the generated file. Maybe I should enable this option
by default for newcomers.

> * --> : / I don't know how to create a menu attached to the menubutton

Widget not supported yet. Basically, if you can't do
something, it is very likely the feature is not
available yet. PureTkGUI aims at being user friendly.

> * --> : / For the created button I have named a command "toto", but
> each time
>   I select the created button in PureTkGui editor, it wants to launch
> a procedure
>   that does't exist yet.

Indeed this is a known generic problem. I have not found any
workaround yet, but this is a minor problem for now. It
does not prevent you from building your GUI, it's just
annoying. v1.0.0 will address this issue.

> In VTcl, you could manage the procedures while in the editor, but VTcl
> (Visual Tcl)
> is now broken.

A basic code editor will be available.

> What is great is that you have add all the Tk or Tile widgets, but
> creating a program seems not possible yet ? Or maybe i'm wrong ?

Yes, PureTKGUI v0.10.0 currently allows to create GUIs. The tutorial
will show you how.

> Olivier.

Thomas
From: Thomas MENEZ on
New tutorial #2 posted on http://puretkgui.sourceforge.net

Objective : Create a "Hellow world !" type application.

Thomas.
From: Helmut Giese on
On Sun, 18 Apr 2010 07:03:33 -0700 (PDT), Thomas MENEZ
<menez.thomas(a)gmail.com> wrote:

>New tutorial #2 posted on http://puretkgui.sourceforge.net
>
>Objective : Create a "Hellow world !" type application.

Hi Thomas,
looks nice.
Just to inform you: Tutorial No 1 seems to have a problem. The page
displays but nothing happens and there is no link to maybe start it
manually.
Keep up the good work and best regards
Helmut Giese