A Tk OpenGL Widget

Mega-widgets in Tcl/Tk: Evaluation and Analysis

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Traditionally, a stand-alone client application is rendered collaborative for members of a team either by sharing its view or by rewriting it as a collaborative client. However, it may not be possible to anticipate in advance all preferences for collaboration, hence such a client may appear confusing to some of the team members. We propose a novel client/server architecture for tk-based applica...

GAG: GEANT4 Adaptive Graphical User Interface

End users run GEANT4 executable les customized and provided by application programmers. GAG (GEANT4 Adaptive GUI) is a GUI for them to run GEANT4 by using commands and by changing associated parameters. We have two implementations of GAG, that is, Tcl/Tk and Java versions. GAG provides them with a tree (Java) or Pull-down menu (Tcl/Tk) of commands, a widget of parameter inputs of variable forma...

Enhancing Interfaces with Animated Widgets

TkGecko: Another Attempt for an HTML Renderer for Tk

The support for displaying HTML and especially complex Web sites has always been problematic in Tk. Several efforts have been made in order to alleviate this problem, and this paper presents another (and still incomplete) one. This paper presents TkGecko, a Tcl/Tk extension written in C++, which allows Gecko (the HTML processing and rendering engine developed by the Mozilla Foundation) to be em...