The Tkx module provides yet another Tk interface for Perl. Tk is a GUI toolkit tied to the Tcl language, and Tkx provides a bridge to Tcl that allows Tk based applications to be written in Perl. The main idea behind Tkx is that it is a very thin wrapper on top of Tcl, i.e. that what you get is exactly the behaviour you read about in the Tcl/Tk documentation with no surprises added by the Perl layer. For a gentle introduction please read the Tkx::Tutorial. The tkx-ed example needs the bwidget OpenBSD package. ok sthen@
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@comment $OpenBSD: PLIST,v 1.1.1.1 2015/05/08 03:11:18 stu Exp $
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${P5SITE}/Tkx/
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${P5SITE}/Tkx.pm
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${P5SITE}/Tkx/LabEntry.pm
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${P5SITE}/Tkx/MegaConfig.pm
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${P5SITE}/Tkx/Tutorial.pod
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@man man/man1/tkx-ed.1
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@man man/man3p/Tkx.3p
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@man man/man3p/Tkx::LabEntry.3p
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@man man/man3p/Tkx::MegaConfig.3p
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@man man/man3p/Tkx::Tutorial.3p
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share/examples/p5-Tkx/
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share/examples/p5-Tkx/menu
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share/examples/p5-Tkx/tkx-ed
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share/examples/p5-Tkx/tkx-prove
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