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TCL/TK TOOLS By Mark Harrison 678 pages, ISBN: 1-56592-218-2, $49.95 (US), Includes CD-ROM We've just released "Tcl/Tk Tools," the first book to cover the extensions that provide "industrial strength" to the Tcl scripting language and its complement, the Tk toolkit. Tcl/Tk offers many benefits--it's easy to learn, capable of producing good interfaces quickly, great for prototyping applications, and infinitely customizable. One of Tcl/Tk's strong suits is the range of extensions written for it, and "Tcl/Tk Tools" provides a thorough guide to the most popular and robust of these extensions. The book goes straight to the source--it features all-new documentation written by the extension authors and leaders of the Tcl/Tk community. Lead author Mark Harrison imbues the book with O'Reilly's eminently readable style, and Tcl/Tk creator John Ousterhout contributes the foreword. "Tcl/Tk Tools" shows you how to use Tcl/Tk extensions to: - Write robust object-oriented programs ([incr Tcl] and [incr Tk]) - Produce complex interfaces with one-line commands ([incr Widgets] and Tix) - Layout graphs and tables (BLT) - Display 3D graphics with rich textures (TSIPP) - Interact with Oracle and Sybase databases (Sybtcl and Oratcl) - Network over sockets and remote procedure calls (Tcl-DP) - Create collaborative multi-user environments (GroupKit) - Automate programs that call for human users (expect) - Use complex data structures and UNIX system calls (TclX) - Embed Tk calls in C programs (ET) - Display tree structures (Tree) - Replay and prototype user interactions (TKReplay) In addition to documenting these useful and widely used extensions, "Tcl/Tk Tools" covers configuration, debugging, and other important tasks. The book comes with a CD-ROM that includes Tcl/Tk, the extensions, and other tools documented in the text, both in source form and as binaries for Solaris and Linux. -------------------------------------------------------------------- This book and other O'Reilly products are available in the Americas, Japan, Oceania, and Europe through bookstores, or directly from the publisher (credit card orders 800-998-9938 in the US & Canada; email order at oreilly.com). Shipping is additional on all orders. Check http://www.oreilly.com/order/catorder.html or call 707-829-0515 (800-998-9938 in US & Canada) to determine shipping rates. For a list of our international distributors, go to http://www.oreilly.com/international/. Our GSA # is GS-02F-6095A. O'Reilly's Catalog and Resource Center on the Web is at: http://www.oreilly.com For Information: Phone 707-829-0515 (800-998-9938 in US & Canada); Fax 707-829-0104; Email info at oreilly.com; or write O'Reilly & Associates, 101 Morris St., Sebastopol, CA, 95472, USA.
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