- CmdShell
-
A simple Tcl console widget, used to interact with Tcl under Unix,
or if the Tcl console is not available (under Python).
Available as a Python wrapped class.
- EmacsTags
-
A simple Tcl script to make TAGS files for Emacs.
Supports Tcl with the ObjTix.tcl classes.
You can also use ObjTix.tcl to
generate
tclIndex
files that autoload the classes:
echo 'source ../Utils/ObjTix.tcl; auto_mkindex . *.tcl' | tclsh
- Feedback
-
A little feedback widget, used to indicate progress.
Available as a Python wrapped class.
- Editor
-
A simple Editor gadget that knows about Emacs and emacsclient or gnuclient.
It also tries to figure out if you need xterm under Xwindows.
Set the environment variable
VISUAL
or EDITOR
to the name of your editor, and make sure that it can be found on your
PATH
.
- HelpWindow
-
An Html help browser used by Tixinspect and TixClips.
Slow and incomplete, but enough for small pages.
Available as a Python wrapped class.
- Interact
-
An interactive console window for interaction with an interpreter.
By default it interacts with Tcl, and is the basis for the
CmdShell, but see TixClips for how it
can be used for other interpreters. Based on the Tk
console
code.
Available as a Python wrapped class.
- FindDialogs
-
Popup dialogs to get info from the user.
Available as Python wrapped classes.
- TIDESetValue
- Enter a value.
- TIDESelectValue
- Select from a list of values.
- TIDEGrepInFiles
- Grep in files. Expects GNU
grep
to be on your path, under
Unix or Windows.
- TIDEFindInFiles
- Find files. Expects GNU find to be on your path, under
Unix or Windows; under Windows the name of the find is expected to be
gfind
(find is a Windows command).
- TIDEExecuteScript
- Execute a shell script, under Unix or Windows.
- Verbiage
-
A notebook of windows across the bottom of an application
to show the output from executing scripts, from
find
and grep
, and from a help source.
Use the FindDialogs
.
Available as a Python wrapped class.
- Left
-
A notebook of windows across the left of an application
to show files and directories.
Available as a Python wrapped class.