Tklib is like
Tcllib, a collection of many small packages providing utilities, except that packages here are expected to depend on
Tk. Tklib specializes in utilities for GUI programming.
Attributes edit
- website
- https://core.tcl.tk/tklib

Documentation edit
- reference manual

- online source code

- browseable fossil repository
Download edit
- core.tcl.tk

See Also edit
- Tklib Installation
- How to install and then use tklib.
- Tklib Contribution & Feedback
- How to contribute to tklib, report errors, etc.
- Tklib Contents
- List of all the packages found in tklib.
ABU 2006-01-25: I'd like to see documentation and demos - in general, many tklib modules are not well documented :-(
LV: What a wonderful opportunity to contribute back to the Tcl community in cases where people fear their
C skills are lacking! Contributing first cuts at documentation and demos and test cases at least provide a point where another can submit additions and corrections.
escargo 2006-04-29: You could make an entry in
Volunteer opportunities for that.