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From: omh@cs.brown.edu (Owen M. Hartnett)
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Subject: Re: TCL or not
Keywords: TCL
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Date: 20 Nov 90 04:39:17 GMT
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>> (2) Is there something I can do to get moving quickly with TCL?

You could also get AppMaker.  AppMaker is an application generator which
generates code for the TCLs.  I've found is useful to build my interface
and watch how AppMaker constructs the classes.  You later have to override
a lot, but at least you've got a start.

AppMaker produces very good code - this is its strong point.

Disclaimer:  Although I know the author from the Boston Computer Society,
the above endorsement will not give me any personal advantage.

-Owen


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