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A C extension to Tk that provides functionality to modify images
Imgtools is a C extension to Tk, that provides functionality to modify Tk's photo images.
Imgtools can scale images, rotate images and modify the alpha channel. For scaling and rotating three interplation methods are available: nearest neighbor, linear and bicubic (the Catmull - Rom flavor).
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Instigate GUI Toolkit is an Abstraction for multiple GUI Toolkits allowing to write single GUI code which can run on multiple platforms and with multiple GUI back-ends. Now it supports QT and gtkmm back-ends on Linux. Work on GTK+ and EWL is ongoing.
A Tcl interface to PostgreSQL databases, written in Tcl
pgintcl is a Tcl interface to the PostgreSQL database system, written entirely in Tcl. It is mostly compatible with other pgtcl implementations, especially pgtclng. It lacks asynchronous operations, and is somewhat slower, but it does not require any other libraries. (This project was on pgfoundry.org and its predecessor from Feb 2003 through Mar 2011.)
Library to define Tcl commands which manipulate C++ class and structure objects in manners similar to the way Tk manages widgets. Objects can then be manipulated from either C++ or Tcl. Based on the original TclObjectCommand
A library to process X-ray images from the Heimann imaging system. The XGray library has interfaces to C++ and Tcl and includes the graphical program XRayLab, which is written Tcl.
This library was written for C++ and Tcl programmers.
It is original written by Maciej Sobczak.
It was inspired by the Boost.Python library and was deliberately designed to provide a similar interface, taking into account the limitations of Tcl.
The C++/Tcl library offers the following features:
Support for both extending Tcl with C++ modules and embedding Tcl in C++ applications.
Possibility to expose free C++ functions as commands in Tcl.
Possibility to define classes and class member functions, visible in Tcl in the style similar to SWIG wrappers.
Possibility to manipulate Tcl lists and objects from the C++ code.
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A TCL extension for searching, modifying, adding and deleting from an LDAP directory. This project made use of the library of my other open source project miniwldap.dll.
Tclnagios provides a library to make it easier to develop Nagios plugins in Tcl. It provides command line processing for the common Nagios plugin command line options, and supports both active and passive service check results using send_nsca.
tkml is a library written in pure Tcl which makes use of the Itcl object oriented package for providing its users (Tcl/Tk programmers) with a way of easily creating GUIs based on XML text with a pre-defined set of tags and corresponding attributes.
Additional Graphical Classes and Widgets for Tkinter/Ttk
This is a Python package with extensions for Tkinter. It supports both Python 2.7 and Python 3.3. Currently, the project is in version 1.0 of the Production stage. Feel free to fork off the main project or send me possible additions to the package.
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