WISH Command Console (http://www.pa-mcclamrock.com/papenguins ... ml#wishcon) is a simple, Tcl-based, Unix-type command-line console, requiring Tcl (http://www.pa-mcclamrock.com/tcl-8.5.6-v1.pet), Tk (http://www.pa-mcclamrock.com/tk-8.5.6.pet), and Gnocl (http://www.pa-mcclamrock.com/gnocl-0.9.95-20110429.pet). It can run single-line and multiple-line Tcl/Tk/Gnocl commands, as well as many (though not quite all) common Unix commands. Features include the following:
* GTK+ text widget offers great flexibility in editing single- or multiple-line expressions.
* Command history listbox allows quick review and re-running of numerous past commands.
* Multiple programs can be listed and then run with a single click.
* "Kill" button allows an unresponsive program window to be bumped off with a single click by xkill (included in package).
* Word wrap can be applied or un-applied to lines.
* Expressions in commands and output can be searched for.
* Code can easily be saved in files.
WISH Command Console 2011
- pa_mcclamrock
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WISH Command Console 2011
It's stupid to use inferior software for ideological reasons.
--Linus Torvalds
--Linus Torvalds
Pa:
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# ./wishcon
Error in startup script: couldn't read file "/usr/local/lib/wishes/commonprocs.tcl": no such file or directory
while executing
"source [file join $libdir commonprocs.tcl]"
(file "./wishcon" line 56)
- pa_mcclamrock
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- Joined: Fri 03 Jun 2005, 23:13
- Location: Fort Wayne, Indiana, USA
- pa_mcclamrock
- Posts: 695
- Joined: Fri 03 Jun 2005, 23:13
- Location: Fort Wayne, Indiana, USA
It works fine on my system:8-bit wrote:Pa,
Have you tried running some of your wish apps through Wish Command Console?
It will show errors reported by programs run through it.
I have had the Wish Binary file viewer fail with error messages about not being able to find color themes or some thing to that effect.
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% wishbinvu &
14429
%
It's stupid to use inferior software for ideological reasons.
--Linus Torvalds
--Linus Torvalds