An Introduction To Embedded Tk (page 1 of 32)

Table Of Contents

• 1 Embedded Tk
• 2 An Example: ``Hello, World!''
• 3 How To Avoid Reading The Rest Of This Article
• 4 A Quick Review Of Event Driven Programs
• 5 The Main Body Of An ET Application
• 6 Writing Tcl/Tk Routines In C
  • 6.1 The Decimal Clock Sample Program
  • 6.2 The ET_PROC Statement
  • 6.3 The ET_INSTALL_COMMANDS statement
  • 6.4 Summary Of Writing Tcl/Tk Commands In C
• 7 The ET() Function And Its Siblings
  • 7.1 Moving Information From Tcl/Tk To C
  • 7.2 Moving Information From C To Tcl/Tk
  • 7.3 Summary Of The ET() Function
• 8 Including External Tcl/Tk Scripts In A C Program
• 9 Global Variables In ET
  • 9.1 Global C Variables Created By ET
  • 9.2 Tcl/Tk Variables Created By ET
• 10 Reading From Standard Input
• 11 Compiling ET Applications
  • 11.1 Compiling ET Itself
  • 11.2 Compiling The Application Code
  • 11.3 Turning Off Script Compression In The Preprocessor
  • 11.4 Compiling Using An Older K&R Compiler
• 12 Other ET Sample Programs
  • 12.1 The Color Chooser
  • 12.2 The VT100 Terminal Emulator
  • 12.3 A Real-Time Performance Monitor For Linux
  • 12.4 An ASCII Text Editor And A File Browser
• 13 Using ET To Build MS-Windows And Macintosh Applications
• 14 Summary And Acknowledgements

List Of Figures

• 6.1 Typical appearance of the decimal clock
• 12.1 Typical appearance of the color program