MyTcl is an editor tool which helps you to use Tcl more easily. MyTcl is a pre-alpha version at the present. I'm doing version updates very frequently - almost monthly. So you'd expect new & good features every so often.
- Author: [email protected]
- Homepage: http://mytcl.tcltk.co.kr (English translation [L1 ])
- Download1: http://mytcl.tcltk.co.kr/?q=node/1
Screenshot
Support Features
- based on Tcl/Tk 8.5.8
- view documentation (F1)
- includes many packages
- docking frame
- syntax highlighting
- multiple file editing
- command, word, option auto-completion
- command usage tooltip window
- building execution file using tclkit
- code explorer window
- watch variable window
- find and replace dindow
- debugger (step into, run to cursor, toggle breakpoint, show value of variable)
- tcl/tk console window (like tkcon)
- more...
Support Platform
- Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 7
- Linux (not yet)
License
- Freeware
JM Where to download ? I went to the Homepage but I couldn't find the download link.
In-Hak Min Currently in development. release is expected within 3 months.
In-Hak Min Now you can download it!!
lm euhhh ... The homepage seems to be in japanese ... Have you plans to make an english version ?
In-Hak Min This homepage is for korean. I have no plans to make an english version currently. Maybe I will make an english version if many requests come.
terreaultguy - 2010-06-21 08:22:30
Hi, I have Installed MyTcl IDE, I like it!
But I have a small problem. I closed the file window and the code Explorer window.
I have not been able to open them from the window menu.
I have unstalled and re-installed that did not work.
Guy
In-Hak Min Delete file MyTcl.cfg first and rerun.
I'll modify this problem the next version.
Thank's for using.
tcleval There is one thing that I dont see on your editor and I dont see on most tcl editors, it does not support the OO tcl extensions like for example SNIT or STOOOP. I think it would be easy to add highlight and class browser to your editor for theses tcl extensions, as you already have a namespace browser. It would be a killer app if it had support for the most popular OO extensions. It would be nice to have hightlight and code completion for the tcllib extensions too. You would have to write a simple parser to read the tcllib doc and generate your code, a bit more complicated but worth it. And... is it windows only? TCL is cross platform, but I dont see any links to the source or linux binary :-(