Hi Layla,

Layla Brown wrote:
>  I apologize for bothering you, but I was on wiki.tcl.tk today
>  and saw you had an updated tcl plugin (3.0a4) that worked using
>  2 windows dll files (http://wiki.tcl.tk/12719).  Does this
>  plugin have the ability to use policy config files (safe tcl)
>  like the old 2.0 tcl plugin or does it skip using them
>  altogether?  If it can, do I need to define a registry key or
>  environment variable to specify where these config files are
>  located? 

The policies stuff has not changed, although one reason I still
call v3 an alpha is that I would like to change it.  I would
like to make them not so obtuse, and be more like real Tcl
config files than the pseudo-config files they currently are.

As to whether it works, Theado posted an xpi, and I have an
updated one accessible here:
	ftp://ftp.tcl.tk/pub/incoming/tclplugin.xpi

This is for Windows only.  I could make it for other Linux as
well, but that needs focus fixes first.  Considering it for
raw testing purposes only.

The management of the policies is currently an issue, as they
are inside the stardll tclplugin.dll (.../lib/nptcl/config).
Perhaps if I could rework the config stuff to have some sort
of configuration manager though, then that wouldn't really be
an issue regardless.  Or move them to a visible directory on
first use?

  Jeff Hobbs, The Tcl Guy
  http://www.ActiveState.com/, a division of Sophos 



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