Version 20 of FF

FF a.k.a. Federico Ferri

Notes about me:

Italian, student, programmer, newcomer tcl addict :-)

You can find me on IRC, I identify as federico__ on Freenode

My projects:

ResistorFinder: an utility to quickly find resistors of a specified value, by trying singles, series and parallel combinations, highlighting the better matching one
MimeTexPreview: embedding TeX formulas into Tcl canvas
MimeTexBuffer: as above, plus interactive editing [experimental!]
Periodic Table of Chemical Elements with clickable elements. A tiny example of tDOM/XPath usage.
TrackerWidget: a grid/table/spreadsheet like widget

Work-in-progress:

TemplaTcl: a tiny template engine

My snippets:

Since I keep re-coding and re-coding, and asking on #tcl things I (once) know how to do... I'll begin putting here my code snippets, in the hope they will be useful again to me (ah, and to others of course! ;P)

Canvas moving objects and toggle tags is a very minimal example on how to make interactive objects in canvas with few code. Relevant features: moveable canvas objects, mouse hover changes style, middle click toggle (moveable) tag.
Widget Hiding as opposed to Widget Overloading started as a simple widget with a Tk-like programming interface (would you call that gadget?) but now it's seriously taking the form of a real useful widget. Stay tuned

I thought, when I first saw the title of this page, it was going to be about Marvel's "Fantastic Four"... sigh. Wonder if Reed Richards embeds Tcl into his devices to beat Doom, etc.

escargo - Wouldn't an extension of a different existing language be more likely, namely Fantastic Forth?

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