Kristoffer Lawson wrote:

>  Yes, I know. My statement about Cocoa apps feeling more refined was a  
>  general observation and not relevant to this discussion, sorry.
>  
>  I am slightly disappointed that Python has gained so much attention  
>  in the Apple world with its Cocoa extensions. Would be great to see  
>  Tcl get a bit more of that.

AppleScript, Python, Ruby and Perl have been "blessed" as Cocoa 
development languages with official support from Apple, starting in 
Leopard. Apple has provided the AS-to-ObjC bridge with AppleScript 
Studio, and third-party developers have supported the other languages.

No one, to my knowledge, has worked on a Tcl binding for Objective-C and 
Cocoa. I suspect this is because of Tk; Tcl really doesn't have bindings 
to *any* other GUI framework. The other languages, by contrast, are 
polyglots and bind to virtually every toolkit out there.
-- 
Kevin Walzer
Code by Kevin
http://www.codebykevin.com

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