Actually, I know how to change the parameter:
picc configure -data {
#define picc_width 2
#define picc_height 2
static char picc_bits[] = { 0xff 0xff }:
}
will do the job. However, I want to display a video sequence in TCL and the best way I can thingk of doing it is by writing each frame as a...
I am writing an image browser and I want to be able to display jpeg images. I was planning to use the -image attribute of (some) widgets to do this. As far as I can tell, I need to write or (preferrably) find a tcl PACKAGE whick will allow the image command to read jpeg images.
Any Idea on where...
I had looked at this section in the Freewrap documentation and I think this refers to iconising (iconifying) a TCL
executable under unix - or at least controlling what is displayed when the application is minimised. After all, it requires the execution of some code. What I want is to change the...
Hi,
When I wrap a Tcl/Tk application (using Freewrap) the .EXE file that is produced has the Tcl\Tk icon associated with it. Is there any way I can persuade it to use a different icon instead.
PS. OS is MS Windows
TIA
Mark
Thanks for the reply but I still couldn't get it to work.:-(
My code includes:
-bitmap @c:\\sw_dev\\upar.xbm -justify center
my freewrap command line uses -f to attach a list of files,
the file (plus.txt) looks like:
c:\sw_dev\upar.xbm
c:\sw_dev\dnar.xbm
However, when I remove the two...
Hi,
I have a Tcl/Tk application with some buttons that use .xbm bitmmaps. If I compile my TCL script using freewrap - I still need to include the .xbm files when I distribute the code. Is there a way I can compile the bitmaps as well as the script?
Thanks for any help (even if it's just to...
I assume you're using a Windoze OS so ..
Check out Freewrap. I can't remember where I got it from but a web search should point yyou to the roght location.
If you're not on Win then the Freewrap page may have something else for other OS (I can't remember).
HTH
Mark
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