Does anyone have the source code for SEE_interpreter_init_hostglobal?

[Edward HD]

Hello, I am currently working on adding JavaScript support to TkinterWeb. I am trying to compile TclSEE—the original JS engine for TkHTML—but I am unable to do so because neither SEE nor HV provide a definition for SEE_interpreter_init_hostglobal. When I try replacing it with SEE_interpreter_init_compat (as was done previously), the global object (Window) doesn’t work. I know that the version from here works, but that was before this commit. Do you have the source code for SEE_interpreter_init_hostglobal please?

[elliot s]

(I don't have what youre looking for, but i wrote a tkhtml3 based
browser that i've been trying to create a js interpreter for from
scratch, converting js to tcl.
JS is a horribly loose language and tcl is shell script style instead
of a real language, which makes it really hard.
Would be nice to have a 64 bit bit binary of the tkhtml js interpreter
that can jost be plugged in to tcl.

On Mon, Jun 9, 2025 at 11:04 AM Edward HD <billan...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Hello, I am currently working on adding JavaScript support to TkinterWeb. I am trying to compile TclSEE—the original JS engine for TkHTML—but I am unable to do so because neither SEE nor HV provide a definition for SEE_interpreter_init_hostglobal. When I try replacing it with SEE_interpreter_init_compat (as was done previously), the global object (Window) doesn’t work. I know that the version from here works, but that was before this commit. Do you have the source code for SEE_interpreter_init_hostglobal please?
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[Schelte Bron]

On 09/06/2025 23:05, elliot s wrote:
> Would be nice to have a 64 bit bit binary of the tkhtml js interpreter
> that can jost be plugged in to tcl.

Have you looked at tcl-duktape (https://github.com/dbohdan/tcl-duktape)?


Schelte.

[Edward HD]

You could try be compiling TclSEE before this commit. You run make tclsee -f ..//mingw.mk in you Bash terminal (I'm using MingW64) to compile it.

I would love to see the results of this!

[Edward HD]

Thanks, will you into this!

[Edward HD]

You could try be compiling TclSEE before this commit. You run make tclsee -f ..//mingw.mk in you Bash terminal (I'm using MingW64) to compile it. I would love to see the results of this!