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Contents:-

Chapter 1: Basics of Tcl
Chapter 2: Basics of Tk
Chapter 3: Simple Text Editor
Chapter 4: Using the Canvas
Chapter 5: Canvas Revisited
Chapter 6: Tcl/Tk and C
Chapter 7: Tcl/Tk and FORTRAN
Chapter 8: Tcl/Tk and C++
Chapter 9: Adding Extensions
Chapter 10: Using Extensions

The purpose of this cookbook is to provide a suite of simple examples with annotated comments so a novice user could quickly climb the learning curve by means of pattern matching. It is largely aimed at readers who are new to developing toolkit based applications and at those who only need to know how to develop simple interfaces and have relatively short time to achieve that. The emphasis is on enabling the readers gain familiarity with Tcl/Tk programming within a very short-time so they can proceed to develope their own. This cookbook, by this very nature, is not exhaustive.

For a comprehensive description of Tcl/Tk together with the underlying philosophy of design, the reader is recommended to "Tcl and the Tk Toolkit". For exhaustive programming examples the reader should consult "Practical Programming in Tcl and Tk". Readers may also be interested in looking up "Exploring Expect" which describes in detail Expect, which can be used to automate, for instance, routine system administration tasks.

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