On Jul 7, 2007, at 2:26 PM, Kevin Walzer wrote:

>  Don't touch anything in /System/Library. That's Apple-provided  
>  stuff. I
>  believe Tcl/Tk looks there last. It looks in /Library/Tcl before / 
>  System.

Of course. What I'm saying is, Apple ships a bundle in /System/ 
Library, but TEA doesn't build a bundle, a bundle doesn't seem to be  
*necessary*, and a lot of Tcl packages aren't being distributed as  
bundles, so I just want to know what the "correct" format for Tcl  
packages is (what TEA does build seems rather unfriendly for  
distribution to other people).

>  That's weird. I'm using this in all my commercial applications without
>  any issue as far as I can tell. What does the command "package require
>  tclAppleHelp" yield?

Like I said:

> > Error: no suitable image found.  Did find:
> > 	/Users/admin/Library/Tcl/tclAppleHelp/universal-macosx/
> > tclAppleHelp.dylib: not a dylib

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