I'm sorry to ask this if it's a FAQ (didn't find one on rtfm.mit.edu).
I've been programming Tcl/Tk for a little while, mostly because of the
Tk GUI. I don't particularly like Tcl, though, so for serious scripting
and as an application extension language I've decided to learn Common
Lisp instead. I therefore ask; Are there any Common Lisp bindings for Tk?
Lars J
Lars J. Aas <·····@sim.no> wrote:
> Are there any Common Lisp bindings for Tk?
I found www.lisp.org after posting, so there is no need in answering.
Maybe I should check out porting Tk to gcl myself... Is there a
particular reason why it hasn't already been done? Are the other
GUI toolkits much better? Is Tk designed too poorly to work with
Lisp?
Lars J
I think gcl already has a tk binding.
MArc
On 9 Dec 1999 15:09:21 GMT, Lars J. Aas <·····@sim.no> wrote:
>Lars J. Aas <·····@sim.no> wrote:
>> Are there any Common Lisp bindings for Tk?
>
>I found www.lisp.org after posting, so there is no need in answering.
>
>Maybe I should check out porting Tk to gcl myself... Is there a
>particular reason why it hasn't already been done? Are the other
>GUI toolkits much better? Is Tk designed too poorly to work with
>Lisp?
>
> Lars J
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·····@sim.no (Lars J. Aas) writes:
> I'm sorry to ask this if it's a FAQ (didn't find one on rtfm.mit.edu).
> I've been programming Tcl/Tk for a little while, mostly because of the
> Tk GUI.
I know of no other reason for programmin with Tcl/Tk. :)
Cheers
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