Tcl and the Tk Toolkit (Addison-Wesley Professional Computing)

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Reviews
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Ousterhout's Tcl and the Tk Toolkit was one of the first books on Tcl (tool command language) and Tk (toolkit) and has become one of the classics in the field. Written by the developer of Tcl and Tk, the text takes a no-nonsense approach to the language, describing the elements of Tcl and Tk in programming-reference-style detail. If you are already familiar with a C-like language and want a just-the-facts introduction to Tcl and Tk, this is the book for you. The manual is divided into four sections: a description of the Tcl language, an introduction to Tk, a discussion of the Tcl/C interface, and information about the Tk/C interface. Although there are no fully worked out programs, code snippets illustrate how to use control structures and data types. Written in 1994, the book is based on Tcl 7.3 and Tk 3.6 and does not cover the most recent versions of Tcl and Tk.

Synopsis
This book introduces two systems, Tcl and Tk, that together provide a simple, inexpensive, and yet powerful programming system for developing and using windowing applications. Both a tutorial and reference, the book provides a comprehensive introduction to the major concepts and the philosophy of how to use Tcl and Tk.

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