) Starting with Fortran, I discovered Tcl as a frontend several years ago and love to program with it. I work on a complex GUI for some number-crunching applications and needed to develop all sorts of code to improve data entry and display. Samples are:Splines with free (non-monotonic) values of X and Y Cubic SplinesListboxes which can be sorted by drag-and-drop Sort Listboxes by Drag-and-DropUtility to transfer files and folders between different encodings source with encodingAh, the last one gave it away: Yes, I prefer to code on the Mac.Peter Kämpf (mailto:Peter.Kaempf@NOTNEEDED.fbmev.de) Starting with Fortran, I discovered Tcl as a frontend several years ago and love to program with it. I work on a complex GUI for some number-crunching applications and needed to develop all sorts of code to improve data entry and display. Samples are:Splines with free (non-monotonic) values of X and Y Cubic SplinesListboxes which can be sorted by drag-and-drop Sort Listboxes by Drag-and-DropUtility to transfer files and folders between different encodings source with encodingAh, the last one gave it away: Yes, I prefer to code on the Mac.
) Starting with Fortran, I discovered Tcl as a frontend several years ago and love to program with it. I work on a complex GUI for some number-crunching applications and needed to develop all sorts of code to improve data entry and display. Samples are:Splines with free (non-monotonic) values of X and Y Cubic SplinesListboxes which can be sorted by drag-and-drop Sort Listboxes by Drag-and-DropUtility to transfer files and folders between different encodings source with encodingAh, the last one gave it away: Yes, I prefer to code on the Mac.Getting started
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