> 2. Re: Re: tcljava compiler (Mo DeJong)> >> > The only minor problem so far is that the "-readyvar" option on> > >> TJC::compile never returns a result in the server.> > Your code is not processing Tcl events. Please take a look at the> new documentation in the CVS and let me know if that clears> things up for you.> > tcljava/docs/Topics/EventLoop.html> > Or online via:> > http://tcljava.cvs.sourceforge.net/*checkout*/tcljava/tcljava/docs/Topics/EventLoop.html?r
evision=1.1
> > cheers> Mo DeJong
Thank you very much for the documentation on The Tcl Event Loop which is
excellent. I definitely did not understand the event processing
relationship and I now understand why we have got away without the
understanding up to now.
We have been using the Jacl interpreter and doing eval strictly within
each thread in past projects and so have not run into any problems with
just eval. Obviously with the TJC compiler running in a separate thread
this is no longer feasible. In our new project under development we are
using the Bean Scripting Framework, an Apache Jakarta project to allow
other scripting languages to be used by users as well as Jacl. We use
Jacl for everything but some users will prefer to use Javascript since
they already know it. I will have to look at the Jacl engine source in
the BSF package to see what we need to do to use the Tcl events
properly. Being able to queue Jacl commands from other threads will also
be very useful.
Thanks again.
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Martti Tienhaara (martti@dash.ca)
DASH Software Ltd.
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