An Introduction To Embedded Tk (page 1 of 32)
Table Of Contents
1 Embedded Tk
2 An Example: ``Hello, World!''
3 How To Avoid Reading The Rest Of This Article
4 A Quick Review Of Event Driven Programs
5 The Main Body Of An ET Application
6 Writing Tcl/Tk Routines In C
6.1 The Decimal Clock Sample Program
6.2 The ET_PROC Statement
6.3 The ET_INSTALL_COMMANDS statement
6.4 Summary Of Writing Tcl/Tk Commands In C
7 The ET() Function And Its Siblings
7.1 Moving Information From Tcl/Tk To C
7.2 Moving Information From C To Tcl/Tk
7.3 Summary Of The ET() Function
8 Including External Tcl/Tk Scripts In A C Program
9 Global Variables In ET
9.1 Global C Variables Created By ET
9.2 Tcl/Tk Variables Created By ET
10 Reading From Standard Input
11 Compiling ET Applications
11.1 Compiling ET Itself
11.2 Compiling The Application Code
11.3 Turning Off Script Compression In The Preprocessor
11.4 Compiling Using An Older K&R Compiler
12 Other ET Sample Programs
12.1 The Color Chooser
12.2 The VT100 Terminal Emulator
12.3 A Real-Time Performance Monitor For Linux
12.4 An ASCII Text Editor And A File Browser
13 Using ET To Build MS-Windows And Macintosh Applications
14 Summary And Acknowledgements
List Of Figures
6.1 Typical appearance of the decimal clock
12.1 Typical appearance of the color program