'''SDX''' is an application designed to interact with [Starkit]s (previously called [scripted document]s).  The acronym now stands for '''Starkit Developer eXtension'''.

(You can find it at http://mini.net/sdarchive/ )

Hopefully users of sdx will chime in here with pointers to documentation,
examples of use, tricks, techniques, and more.
The combination of [tclkit] and starkits is a very powerful one.

See also [Starpack]s (previously called [Custom TclKit]s) and [Scripted Document Structure].

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Examples of using sdx:

''(Note that online help is available as '''sdx help''' and '''sdx help''' ''cmd'')''

   sdx addtoc:   deprecated
   sdx eval:   evaluate Tcl from the command line (try "sdx eval parray tcl_platform")
   sdx fetch:   fetch an http file (try "sdx fetch http://wiki.tcl.tk/4.html ")
   sdx ftpd:   runs an FTP server
   sdx httpd:   run a little HTTP server
   sdx httpdist:   synchronize a dir tree over the web (see [http://www.equi4.com/httpdist/])
   sdx ls:   list files, also on windows
   sdx lsk yourstarkit:   List the contents of a starkit
   sdx md5sum:   calculate MD5 sums (probably broken)
   sdx mkshow:   dump Metakit views
   sdx qwrap:   a shortcut for "sdx wrap", creating a runnable compressed starkit from a single Tcl script (avoids having to do "mkdir myapp.vfs/bin/main.tcl" etc, manually)
   sdx ratarx:   reverse actions of a "tar x" command (delete all files also present inside the tarx, leaving only those that differ)
   sdx rexecd:   remote exec server
   sdx sync:   copy one tree to another, but only changes (can also deal with SD's)
   sdx treetime <'''NEW'''>:   adjust modtimes in dir trees to match most recent file inside
   sdx unwrap yourstarkit:   Extract the contents of a starkit into a file system. Creates a directory with the name ''[[file root starkit]].vfs''
   sdx wrap skname:   Takes the contents of the directory '''skname'''.vfs and and creates a starkit with the name '''skname''' from it.  ''Be sure to use the -writable flag if you want your starkit to be writable!''  By default starkits are read-only.

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[Category Application] | [Category Wikit] | [Category Scripted Document] | [Category Tclkit]