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IIRC, the TCL interpreter is included in the python one. The baby analogy is pretty apt, just backwards.
by monetus 8y ago
IIRC, the TCL interpreter is included in the python one. The baby analogy is pretty apt, just backwards.
- andrewshadura 8y agoNo, it’s not. But it comes with Tkinter, since Tk is a Tcl extension.
- bch 8y agoIt is actually. Tkinter is the python interface to embedded Tk, which necessarily includes Tcl. Larry Wall once quipped “Tcl tends to get ported to weird places like routers”. If only he knew... Ref: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16439936/how-to-call-tcl-procedure-using-python#16440585 https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16439936/how-to-call-tcl...
- nrclark 8y agonote on this - Tkinter does come with a TCL interpreter for sure. But not all Pythons come with Tkinter (source: I've packaged Python for embedded systems)
- bch 8y agoAhhh... I think we were talking past each other a bit above, but your comment above is clear, and probabaly what everybody in the thread really meant...