[[Describe.]]





Three senses:
   * Tk within frame of other application (written in, for example, Visual C++).  So far, only works--barely--with IE.
   * Other application within frame of Tk
   * Tk application that also invokes, say, MFC widgets.

[Jeffrey Hobbs] and [David Gravereaux] know the most about these.  None
of them really work as of January 2002 without a lot of fiddling ...

[Arjen Markus] There may be a connection with [Drawing Into Foreign Windows].

[Frame] and [toplevel] bear on this topic.

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placing the Tk widgets in IE has been simplified by using the TclControl activeX. Using the IE version 6.0, I have found it to be the most stable...

TclControl can be found at:
http://www.sys.uea.ac.uk/~fuzz/optcl/default.html

I have made little to no changes to many Tcl/Tk apps that can run within the IE window... Yes you still need to have a copy of Tcl/Tk installed (but so does java requires a VM to be resident)...Of coarse you need to worry about security issues by allowing the activeX to access Tcl...

James Garrison <garrison@qualcomm.com>












[[Explain tangential connections of [TclScript] and [GPS] work.]]