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ANNOUNCE tclexecomp V1.0.8
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Michael Niehren
Nov 5, 2018, 10:12:35 AM11/5/18
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I'm pleased to announce release V1.0.8 of tclexecomp, a TCL executable wrapper.
What is new in V1.0.8
----------------------
1. Update to tktreectrl V2.4.2
2. Integration of trofs V0.4.9
About
-----
tclexecomp is a TCL exectutable wrapper, which creates a single executable
file from a tcl script. Currently it can create binaries for Linux (64 Bit),
Windows (64 Bit) and MACOS (64 Bit).
It is based on freewrap (http://freewrap.sourceforge.net/), but with many more
tcl-modules integrated and support for more operation systems.
Web-Site and Download
---------------------
You can find it under
http://tclexecomp.sourceforge.net/index.html
Usage
-----
To wrap a Tcl/Tk-Script into an Executable, simply use the following command:
tclexecomp <tclfile> -w <tclexecomp destination binary> -o <output-file> -forcewrap
As an example on Linux (64Bit) you can create an executable for Windows 64 (Bit)
in the following way
tclexecomp64 test.tcl -w tclexecomp64.exe -forcewrap -o test.exe
To change the Icon you can use the "-i" Switch.
You can find more documentation on the FreeWrap Homepage (http://freewrap.sourceforge.net/).
To compile a Tcl/Tk-Script to Bytecode, use
tclexecomp64 -compile <tclfile>
Notes on integrated Modules
---------------------------
To use the integrated modules you have to do the usual
package require ...
commands.
Notes for Windows
-----------------
If you create an executable for windows, you need 2 DLL's, which have to be in
the same directory like the application. You find them in the tools subdirectory,
for 32 and 64 Bit systems.
Changelog
---------
You can find the changes under http://tclexecomp.sourceforge.net/history.html
best regards,
Michael
What is new in V1.0.8
----------------------
1. Update to tktreectrl V2.4.2
2. Integration of trofs V0.4.9
About
-----
tclexecomp is a TCL exectutable wrapper, which creates a single executable
file from a tcl script. Currently it can create binaries for Linux (64 Bit),
Windows (64 Bit) and MACOS (64 Bit).
It is based on freewrap (http://freewrap.sourceforge.net/), but with many more
tcl-modules integrated and support for more operation systems.
Web-Site and Download
---------------------
You can find it under
http://tclexecomp.sourceforge.net/index.html
Usage
-----
To wrap a Tcl/Tk-Script into an Executable, simply use the following command:
tclexecomp <tclfile> -w <tclexecomp destination binary> -o <output-file> -forcewrap
As an example on Linux (64Bit) you can create an executable for Windows 64 (Bit)
in the following way
tclexecomp64 test.tcl -w tclexecomp64.exe -forcewrap -o test.exe
To change the Icon you can use the "-i" Switch.
You can find more documentation on the FreeWrap Homepage (http://freewrap.sourceforge.net/).
To compile a Tcl/Tk-Script to Bytecode, use
tclexecomp64 -compile <tclfile>
Notes on integrated Modules
---------------------------
To use the integrated modules you have to do the usual
package require ...
commands.
Notes for Windows
-----------------
If you create an executable for windows, you need 2 DLL's, which have to be in
the same directory like the application. You find them in the tools subdirectory,
for 32 and 64 Bit systems.
Changelog
---------
You can find the changes under http://tclexecomp.sourceforge.net/history.html
best regards,
Michael
jb.ga...@orens.fr
Nov 21, 2018, 9:27:48 AM11/21/18
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Hi,
tclexecomp V1.0.8 on Win 7
Have tested V1.0.8 version of tclexecomp.
Works great globaly, thanks a lot.
However, in the details, found some minor problem :
1) if a wrapped tcl script executes "package require trofs", an error "can't find package trofs" is returned.
2) from where come inclued treectrl package ?
It's advertised as version 2.4.2, but where doing [package version treectrl] it returns version of 2.4.1 .
For what it's worth, latest version of treectrl provided by latest Magicsplat distribution (for MS Windows only) returns version 2.4.3 for [package version treectrl] command.
(this version comes from https://github.com/apnadkarni/tktreectrl)
tclexecomp V1.0.8 on Win 7
Have tested V1.0.8 version of tclexecomp.
Works great globaly, thanks a lot.
However, in the details, found some minor problem :
1) if a wrapped tcl script executes "package require trofs", an error "can't find package trofs" is returned.
2) from where come inclued treectrl package ?
It's advertised as version 2.4.2, but where doing [package version treectrl] it returns version of 2.4.1 .
For what it's worth, latest version of treectrl provided by latest Magicsplat distribution (for MS Windows only) returns version 2.4.3 for [package version treectrl] command.
(this version comes from https://github.com/apnadkarni/tktreectrl)
jb.ga...@orens.fr
Nov 21, 2018, 11:01:50 AM11/21/18
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In my previous post, I forgot to ask how is compiled provided treectrl package ?
I ask because there is a small rendering pb for treectrl's headers with default style.
(the origin of this different appearance may result from MinGW usage instead of MSVC compiler)
Thank you
Jean-Baptiste
I ask because there is a small rendering pb for treectrl's headers with default style.
(the origin of this different appearance may result from MinGW usage instead of MSVC compiler)
Thank you
Jean-Baptiste
Michael Niehren
Nov 22, 2018, 5:13:52 PM11/22/18
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Hi,
i will integrate the treectrl V2.4.3 into the next release.
About trofs, under which operating system do you got the error ?
best regards
Michael
i will integrate the treectrl V2.4.3 into the next release.
About trofs, under which operating system do you got the error ?
best regards
Michael
jb.ga...@orens.fr
Nov 23, 2018, 3:03:42 AM11/23/18
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Hi,
Thanks for your reply.
I got the error under MS Windows 7
Jean-Baptiste
Thanks for your reply.
I got the error under MS Windows 7
Jean-Baptiste
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