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From: Andry on 20 Feb 2006 21:09 Correct, Tclsh seems not supporting/recognizing IxTclHal package. I had already tried the sequence you suggested: package require Tk package require IxTclHal ....but the error message after "package require IxTclHal" is always the same: CANNOT FIND PACKAGE.
From: suchenwi on 21 Feb 2006 02:59 Well, then obviously it is not installed at a point where Tcl can find it. The simplest way is to copy the directory (with pkgIndex.tcl, DLLs, scripts..) to the "lib" sibling of the one where your tclsh is installed. For example: executable in packages in c:/Tcl/bin c:/Tcl/lib /usr/local/bin /usr/local/lib /my/foo/dir /my/foo/lib To find out where your tclsh comes from, start it interactively (without script) and type info na
From: Cameron Laird on 21 Feb 2006 06:08 In article <1140508748.733126.271550(a)g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>, suchenwi <richard.suchenwirth-bauersachs(a)siemens.com> wrote: >Well, then obviously it is not installed at a point where Tcl can find >it. >The simplest way is to copy the directory (with pkgIndex.tcl, DLLs, >scripts..) to the "lib" sibling of the one where your tclsh is >installed. For example: > >executable in packages in >c:/Tcl/bin c:/Tcl/lib >/usr/local/bin /usr/local/lib >/my/foo/dir /my/foo/lib > >To find out where your tclsh comes from, start it interactively >(without script) and type >info na > Richard, this might not be so. I speculate that he has a custom wish; his only access to IxTclHal might be through that one executable, with no direct way to make it available within a standard tclsh. If that's so--and I suspect it is--then our advice needs to be in terms of exec wish ... Mr. Rossi, are you working under Windows or Unix?
From: Andry on 21 Feb 2006 12:12 I already tried copying both IxTclHal.tcl and IxTclHal.dll in the the same directory as Tclsh.exe but it doesn't work. I'm currently working under Windows XP. The wish I'm using is the one provided with Ixia software and it's version 8.3.2.4. I've just found out that wish version 8.4.2.12 (which I have installed too) does not work either (it can't find the package either). It seems that IxTclHal does not support wish (Tk) 8.4, but only 8.3. I don't have a Tclsh 8.3 to try because Ixia installation software only provides wish, and from the web I could only find Tclsh 8.4 available. What do you think? Thanks a lot.
From: Ulrich Schöbel on 21 Feb 2006 15:44
Hi Andry, did you compare the contents of auto_path of the Ixia wish to auto_path in tclsh and wish? I suspect them to be different. Setting auto_path in tclsh to the contents of it in Ixia wish might (should) solve your problem. Kind regards Ulrich Am Tue, 21 Feb 2006 09:12:07 -0800 schrieb Andry: > I already tried copying both IxTclHal.tcl and IxTclHal.dll in the the > same directory as Tclsh.exe but it doesn't work. > I'm currently working under Windows XP. > The wish I'm using is the one provided with Ixia software and it's > version 8.3.2.4. > I've just found out that wish version 8.4.2.12 (which I have installed > too) does not work either (it can't find the package either). > It seems that IxTclHal does not support wish (Tk) 8.4, but only 8.3. > I don't have a Tclsh 8.3 to try because Ixia installation software only > provides wish, and from the web I could only find Tclsh 8.4 available. > > What do you think? > Thanks a lot. |