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Does Tcl actually have any sort of package manager? I've started writing Tcl scripts again lately after a decade of not touching the language, and and I'm thank
by eridius 8y ago
Does Tcl actually have any sort of package manager? I've started writing Tcl scripts again lately after a decade of not touching the language, and and I'm thankful that so far macOS has seemed to include every extension I wanted to use in the Tcl it ships with, but I'm waiting the day I hit a missing extension and have no idea how to install it.
- monetus 8y agoActivestate put teapot on github. I don't use it though, so I don't know how it works yet. > https://github.com/ActiveState/teapot https://github.com/ActiveState/teapot aside: Everything tcl just worked for you on macOS? Mac having 8.4 rather than 8.6 drove me nuts.
- eridius 8y agomacOS has 8.5 (at least as of macOS 10.12), though that's still not 8.6. And I discovered the TclTLS package it ships with is old and doesn't even support TLSv1.2. But besides that it's been serviceable.