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Re: [TDK] Can't see Expect package in tclapp
by Andreas Kupries other posts by this author
Nov 4 2009 8:17AM messages near this date
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[TDK] Can't see Expect package in tclapp | Re: [TDK] Can't see Expect package in tclapp
Allan Silverstein wrote:
>  Hello,
>  
>              I just installed TDK 5.0 with the latest version of 
>  ActiveStateTCL.  I installed Expect using teacup and from the tclsh I 
>  can successfully do a “package require Expect”.  The problem that I’m 
>  having is I’m using tclapp GUI and I don’t see the package Expect 
>  included as a one of the packages I can include to be wrapped.  The 
>  package search path for tclapp (Edit->Preferences) is 
>  “C:/TclDevKit/tap_help_repository” and “C:/Tcl8.5/lib/teapot”

 >  so
>  according to my teacup install below, everything should look good???

I would think so, yes.

To make sure that I am not making assumptions, when you said "package search 
path for tclapp" above, you meant the "TEAPOT Repositories", and not the "TAP 
Search Path", right ?

What is the message you see in the regular tclapp log when you are wrapping ?

Also, what are you seeing in the 'State' tab (to the right of 'Run'), just 
before you would click on the 'Wrap' button in the 'Run' tab, and after it has 
completed (with an error I would guess).



Should we need more detail on what tclapp is doing after the above you will 
have to run it from a DOS box (cmd.exe), i.e. command line, like

	tclapp -debug -config your-project-file   >  your-log-file

This will give us a very large file logging lots of tclapp's internal 
activities, decisions, and actions. Which I will then have to go through in 
search of the problem.


-- 
Sincerely,
     Andreas Kupries <andreas@[...].com> 
     Developer @    <http://www.activestate.com/> 
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