Hi all!
I was wondering if anyone of you is currently using Tclpp in order to be able to program OO in TCL.
If that's not the case, what other extensions do
you use for that purpose???
I'd say that [ignore][incr Tcl][/ignore] is the most widely used object-oriented extension for Tcl. It's implemented in C/C++, so it's faster than other OO extensions written in pure Tcl code. Its syntax is also similar to C++, so that makes it easier for some people to learn. You can find out more information about [ignore][incr Tcl][/ignore] from the Tcl'ers Wiki (
Of course, there are many other OO extensions for Tcl, several of them written in pure Tcl code, which is nice because you don't need to download the source and compile them on your system. You can find out more about these extension at the Wiki on the page "Object orientation,"
Thank you for your replies!!!
I think I will try to switch to [incr Tcl] then because it seems to be much more complete than Tclpp (although not as "light-weighted".
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