TCL(Tool Command Language) Scripting


	teacup Can I use teacup to update my ActiveTcl on OSX or do I need to wait for the new .dmg file to be released? Robert On Jun 1, 5:53 pm, Robert Hicks <sigz@gmail.com> wrote: > Can I use teacup to update my ActiveTcl on OSX or do I need to wait > for the new .dmg file to be released? I am still struggling to figure out how to work with teacup to get some things installed. With the latest teacup version, packages seem to install pretty well. I don't know if installs via profiles are working yet, and I know that applications require one to fiddle a bit to get into place (teacup will retrieve the applications, but you then have to find the retrieved file, and then copy it into place by hand, apparently. When I run teacup list I see macosx-universal listed as a binary type in the repository. So the package should work on your system. I don't, however, know what the relationship between the .dmg file format and whatever format teacup is using. Robert Hicks wrote: > Can I use teacup to update my ActiveTcl on OSX or do I need to wait > for the new .dmg file to be released? Theoretically, yes. As Larry noted, there may be some hiccups. teacup is still in its infancy in terms of public availability. As it stabilizes, it should prove a strong alternative to full ActiveTcl updates. Jeff On Jun 5, 12:18 am, Jeff Hobbs <j@activestate.com> wrote: > Robert Hicks wrote: > > Can I use teacup to update my ActiveTcl on OSX or do I need to wait > > for the new .dmg file to be released? > Theoretically, yes. As Larry noted, there may be some hiccups. teacup > is still in its infancy in terms of public availability. As it > stabilizes, it should prove a strong alternative to full ActiveTcl updates. > Jeff Very nice... Robert

TCL(Tool Command Language) Scripting

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