The easiest way to get a copy of [tklib] is to pick up one of the
[Batteries Included] distributions that include it - something, say, like
[ActiveTcl].  Or perhaps see if you can locate a tklib [starkit] .

Otherwise, you have to get a copy of the tklib distribution.
It is available via CVS from http://tcllib.sf.net/ and its
CVS repository [[someone needs to insert the specific cvs steps here]].

Or, you can download the nightly cvs snapshot of tklib from [[enter activestate tcl ftp url here]].

It doesn't appear that a formal release of the software is available
for download yet.

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After you have have the source, then use the appropriate command to
extract the directory structure from the archive file.

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At this point, the extension is treated similarly to any of the [TEA] script based extensions.

 $ cd tklib-{directory}
 $ ./configure --various --flags --as --appropriate
 $ make all test install

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