Rexx/Tk: Difference between revisions

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A set of bindings that allow you to use the Tk widget toolkit from Tcl/Tk with the REXX programming/scripting language, effectively giving you a rudimentary multi-platform GUI toolkit. Originally developed for Windows 95 and later ported to UNIX-like operating systems and OS/2, is easily portable to other systems that have a REXX interpreter and a Tcl/Tk port.

Received quite a lot of development from version 1 to 1.2 from the original developer Roger O'Connor but after he passed away development slowed down and work on it was abandoned in favour of REXX/DW that has more robust GUI capabilities. However the REXX/Tk bindings are perfectly usable as is.

Versions

Last OS/2 version: 2.0 Beta - 2002-01-05
Last Windows and UNIX version: 2.0 RC1

Links

Project homepage on Sourceforge.net

License

Open source software distributed under the LGPL v2.1 (1.x versions) or GPL v2 (2.x versions).

Authors

Roger O'Connor (Original developer)
Mark Hessling (Current maintainer)

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-A set of bindings that allow you to use the Tk widget toolkit from [[Tcl/Tk]] with the [[REXX]] programming/scripting language, effectively giving you a rudimentary multi-platform GUI toolkit. Originally developed for Windows 95 and later ported to Unix like operating systems and  OS/2, is easily portable to other systems that have a REXX interpreter and a Tcl/Tk port.
+A set of bindings that allow you to use the Tk widget toolkit from [[Tcl/Tk]] with the [[REXX]] programming/scripting language, effectively giving you a rudimentary multi-platform GUI toolkit. Originally developed for Windows 95 and later ported to UNIX-like operating systems and OS/2, is easily portable to other systems that have a REXX interpreter and a Tcl/Tk port.
 Received quite a lot of development from version 1 to 1.2 from the original developer Roger O'Connor but after he passed away development slowed down and work on it was abandoned in favour of [[REXX/DW]] that has more robust GUI capabilities. However the REXX/Tk bindings are perfectly usable as is.
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 * [[Mark Hessling]] (Current maintainer)
-[[Category:Tools]][[Category:REXX]][[Category:Tools]][[Category:MS Windows Tools]][[Category:Generic Unix Tools]][[Category:Open Source Software]][[Category:Software written in C]]
+[[Category:REXX Function Library]][[Category:Open Source Software]][[Category:Software written in C]]