School of Computer Science and Mathematics, second year
Instructor:
Dr. Samy Zafrany
ADVANCED OPEN SYSTEMS
Course Home Page
Email:
samy@netanya.ac.il
Welcom to the home page of the 2nd undergraduate course
"Advanced Open Systems" given at the school of
Computer Science and Mathematics, Netanya Academic College, Israel.
You may find here lots of course materials on Tcl/Tk programming,
class slides, software to download, links and more.
If you want to drop me a note, my e-mail address is:
samy@netanya.ac.il
If this mail address does not work you can also try:
samy@math.technion.ac.il.
You may send me any interesting info which is relevant to the course
and to other students like interesting sites, interesting subjects
for projects, etc...
My office phone number is: 09-8867738.
Announcements
A nice 50 pages booklet with almost all the Tcl/Tk commands (8.0):
Download the most recent stable Tcl/Tk core software for Win95/98/NT
(version 8.23).
If you do not like the standard tclsh console then download a
much better tcl console.
All lecture notes, class slides and homework assignments can be downloaded.
However, note that all files are either in GIF format or
in PostScript format (ps).
You need a program like GhostView in order to be able
to view them and print them.
If you use Windows 95, click here to download
Ghostview for Windows 95/NT.
Download the pratice files that are developed during lectures
Download software relevat to the course.
Download documents relevat to Tcl/Tk and other related applications.
See information bellow for how to install Tcl/Tk on Win95/98/NT.
See information bellow for how to work with Tcl/Tk on our UNIX servers.
Links and stuff to download
How to install Tcl on Windows 95?
tclsh.bat
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@echo off
c:\tcl\bin\tclsh82.exe %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9
and
wish.bat
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@echo off
c:\tcl\bin\tclsh82.exe %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9
DOS> tclsh file.tcl.
If your script accepts aguments:
DOS> tclsh file.tcl arg1 arg2 ... argn.
How to work with Tcl/Tk on our Unix servers?
or you can add the line
to the beginning of your script, make your script executable
(by running chmod 711), put it in one of your PATH exec dirs,
and then you can run it like any other unix command:
Final Projects