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Summary: Contains very little information
Review: This book is very disappointing to use. One one hand, it is well written, and very clear to understand. But on the other hand, it contains *very* little information, almost everything I needed I had to find on the net, or search the man pages. It claims "not to be a reference". Then why buy it at all! I'd rather buy a book which teaches the material *and* contains all the information I need.
Rating: 
Summary: Excellent book - still the best
Review: This is a very good book to learn tcl/tk. It is a little dated, but the language is covered very well. Start with this one.
Rating:
Summary: Excellent book - still the best
Review: This is a very good book to learn tcl/tk. It is a little dated, but the language is covered very well. Start with this one.
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Summary: Excllent introduction to Tcl/Tk
Review: This is the best tutorial on Tcl/Tk. It is wonderfully clear and well organized.The book deals with earlier versions of Tcl and Tk but I've yet to run across an example that doesn't work. (I'm sure there are some.) This book helped me greatly when I decided to learn Tcl/Tk, and it is a pleasure to read. The author is the creator of Tcl/Tk and a superb educator as well. The book has a UNIX orientation though I tried on the software on my Windows 98 machine and found that his examples work. He uses the X-windows system as a basis but his explanation of X is so simple and clear I did not find my ignorance of it a problem. Also the Tk I'm using (8.2) on Windows 98 works great with his examples.
Rating:
Summary: Excllent introduction to Tcl/Tk
Review: This is the best tutorial on Tcl/Tk. It is wonderfully clear and well organized. The book deals with earlier versions of Tcl and Tk but I've yet to run across an example that doesn't work. (I'm sure there are some.) This book helped me greatly when I decided to learn Tcl/Tk, and it is a pleasure to read. The author is the creator of Tcl/Tk and a superb educator as well. The book has a UNIX orientation though I tried on the software on my Windows 98 machine and found that his examples work. He uses the X-windows system as a basis but his explanation of X is so simple and clear I did not find my ignorance of it a problem. Also the Tk I'm using (8.2) on Windows 98 works great with his examples.
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