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INNER {returnImm {Unknow state transition: LINE -> END} {}} CALL {my render_wikit Poet {
|What:| '''Poet''' ('''P'''rototype '''O'''bject '''E'''xtension for '''T'''cl)|
|Where:| http://poet.sf.net/|

|Description:| Poet is an object-oriented [extension] to [Tcl/Tk] that features prototype-based inheritance, constraints, and persistence. It includes Poetics (Poet Integrated Construction Set), a set of tools allowing the end-user to inspect and modify a running Poet application. Poetics isn't ready for end-user use yet, but it can be a valuable asset for the Poet application developer. Poet is available in source or [starkit] form. The starkit has the binary code for [Windows]. [MacOS X], and Intel [Linux].|

||       Currently at version 2.2.0.|
|Updated:| 11/2008|
|Contact:| See web site|
===
----
The slides from the Tcl'2007 presentation are now available at the site above.
The latest release includes the slideshow program as an example of how to
set up and wrap a Poet application.

----
Version 2.2.0 released. This release has bug fixes to the C code and to the 
installer, it should be much more stable (especially the Poetics object editor).
Minor bug fixes and enhancements throughout. Thanks
go to Mykhaylo Sorochan for finding several bugs.
----
Version 2.1.0 released.  This release has been updated for Tcl/Tk 8.5.0, including
the assimilation of Ttk widgets.  Poet has now been compiled
for the Mac (OS X, Tcl 8.5 only) and Poet.kit is now a
combined Windows/Mac/Linux kit. Numerous bug fixes, including
one in the C code, so even 8.4 users should upgrade.

The poet.sourceforge.net website now includes two screen-capture
videos, one presenting Poet and one presenting Poetics. 

----
[RS] 2008-01-17: Could somebody explain how Poet differs from, say, [TclOO]?
----
TclOO is a lower-level approach that other OO systems could be built on. Poet
is higher-level, handling things like persistence and constraints. Poet objects
are meant to be closest to the user and may even be directly manipulated by the
user.
----
Direct link to the paper (pdf): [http://poet.sourceforge.net/tcl2007-poet.pdf]
----
[tykwa] is a drawing library written in Poet.
----
[thyrd] is an experimental visual programming language written in Poet by the
same author. It's a good place to look for an example of a large Poet program.

<<categories>> Object Orientation} regexp2} CALL {my render Poet {
|What:| '''Poet''' ('''P'''rototype '''O'''bject '''E'''xtension for '''T'''cl)|
|Where:| http://poet.sf.net/|

|Description:| Poet is an object-oriented [extension] to [Tcl/Tk] that features prototype-based inheritance, constraints, and persistence. It includes Poetics (Poet Integrated Construction Set), a set of tools allowing the end-user to inspect and modify a running Poet application. Poetics isn't ready for end-user use yet, but it can be a valuable asset for the Poet application developer. Poet is available in source or [starkit] form. The starkit has the binary code for [Windows]. [MacOS X], and Intel [Linux].|

||       Currently at version 2.2.0.|
|Updated:| 11/2008|
|Contact:| See web site|
===
----
The slides from the Tcl'2007 presentation are now available at the site above.
The latest release includes the slideshow program as an example of how to
set up and wrap a Poet application.

----
Version 2.2.0 released. This release has bug fixes to the C code and to the 
installer, it should be much more stable (especially the Poetics object editor).
Minor bug fixes and enhancements throughout. Thanks
go to Mykhaylo Sorochan for finding several bugs.
----
Version 2.1.0 released.  This release has been updated for Tcl/Tk 8.5.0, including
the assimilation of Ttk widgets.  Poet has now been compiled
for the Mac (OS X, Tcl 8.5 only) and Poet.kit is now a
combined Windows/Mac/Linux kit. Numerous bug fixes, including
one in the C code, so even 8.4 users should upgrade.

The poet.sourceforge.net website now includes two screen-capture
videos, one presenting Poet and one presenting Poetics. 

----
[RS] 2008-01-17: Could somebody explain how Poet differs from, say, [TclOO]?
----
TclOO is a lower-level approach that other OO systems could be built on. Poet
is higher-level, handling things like persistence and constraints. Poet objects
are meant to be closest to the user and may even be directly manipulated by the
user.
----
Direct link to the paper (pdf): [http://poet.sourceforge.net/tcl2007-poet.pdf]
----
[tykwa] is a drawing library written in Poet.
----
[thyrd] is an experimental visual programming language written in Poet by the
same author. It's a good place to look for an example of a large Poet program.

<<categories>> Object Orientation}} CALL {my revision Poet} CALL {::oo::Obj6190586 process revision/Poet} CALL {::oo::Obj6190584 process}

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NONE

-errorinfo

Unknow state transition: LINE -> END
    while executing
"error $msg"
    (class "::Wiki" method "render_wikit" line 6)
    invoked from within
"my render_$default_markup $N $C $mkup_rendering_engine"
    (class "::Wiki" method "render" line 8)
    invoked from within
"my render $name $C"
    (class "::Wiki" method "revision" line 31)
    invoked from within
"my revision $page"
    (class "::Wiki" method "process" line 56)
    invoked from within
"$server process [string trim $uri /]"

-errorline

4