What CB stands for ... [Connor Berry] 

email: perl -e 'printf("%s@%s.%s.%s.%s\n","berry", "tams", "sch", "unt", "edu");' 

I'm a grad student at the University of North Texas.  I have used and/or played around with alot of the Unix scripting languages out there.  I got into [Linux] about 4 years ago when I wanted a free C/C++ compiler and ended up 
with a free OS also.  My favorite distribution of Linux is [Knoppix]

I was lured into Tcl/Tk about 3 years ago after reading some of [RS]'s pages on natural language.

I think [Tclkit] is one of the coolest things ever.

I am currently working some with [Perl] (which I love) and [PHP] (which I hate).
I am also currently experimenting with [BeanShell] [http://www.beanshell.org] which seems very similar in spirit to Tcl (The author explicitly states BeanShell was inspired by Tcl.)

My (current) favorite packages in Tcl:

   * [Expand]
   * [SNIT]
   * [Critcl]

Things that seem interesting (but I don't yet have lots of experience with):

   * [JACL]
   * [TclBlend]
   * [XOTclIDE]

Current Projects:

   * [viTHE] -- a novice attempt to write a text editor (inspired by [THE] -- The Hessling Editor [http://hessling-editor.sourceforge.net] and the [vi] editor) but using Tcl instead of [REXX] as the macro language

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Pages I (should) maintain on the wiki:

   * [Building TclBlend with msys_mingw]
   * [viTHE]
   * [A minimally extended minimal editor]

Pages where I've made modifications that I feel responsible for keeping up to date:

   * [C++]
   * [BeanShell]
   * [THE]
   * [Knoppix]
   

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