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Demos For The Tcl Plugin

Are you ready to view these pages ? <- Should be green if you have the Tcl Plugin installed! If the circle blinks red/orange, you have an old version. If there is a blank square, you do not have the plug-in installed. Download it! For best viewing, make sure your browser window is at least 450 pixels wide. Resize your window so you can see all of this horizontal rule before visiting these example pages. Some browsers, e.g. Netscape Navigator, have a bug where if you resize the display while viewing a tclet, it is unloaded. If that happens, you will need to reload the page to view the tclet. Demos that work only with the version 2 of the plugin and demonstrate some of the new features: A tclet to send us feedback (it uses a privileged policy to send mail to us, ~200 lines of code) If this does not work it is probably because your Plug-in configuration does not list dev.scriptics.com as a trusted host for the javascript policy. Instead, the 2.0 Plug-in distribution lists sunscript.sun.com in the config/plugin.cfg file. Change your configuration to contain these lines: section trustedJavascriptURLs allow http://dev.scriptics.com:80/* Very tiny inline tclet (3 lines) A tclet demonstrating the new javascript features and security policy (40 lines) Two tclets demonstrating the local storage persistence and the sharing between tclets (2 times 30 lines) The Tk Console on a page, for interactive exploration of the new features... Previous demos that should work with all the Plugin versions: Draggable text on a canvas (30 lines of code). Engraved text on a canvas (120 lines of code). A Tcl evaluator in a page (30 lines of code). A bezier curve clock (140 lines of code). A Tcl ruler (130 lines of code). An interactive floor plan (200 lines of code, 1000 lines of data). A four function calculator (100 lines of code). A game of Tetris (580 lines of code). A 15-puzzle with an image (20 lines of code). A familiar cup of coffee (20 lines of code). A pair of eyes that watch you (75 lines of code). A ticker tape? Sure, 3 ticker tapes are here (30 lines of code). A tiny line drawing program (35 lines of code). Some text you can drag around (30 lines of code). Trace mouse events (20 lines of code). Draw some ovals (30 lines of code). A broken applet that tries, unsuccessfully, to attack. (6 lines of code) A bike gear ratio calculator (175 lines of code). A biorythm clock (185 lines of code). A mortgage calculator applet (280 lines of code). A card game applet (400 lines of code). Want even more? Come see what others have created! After viewing these examples, you'll probably want to write your own, so here are some instructions. With that, here are some example tclets to whet your appetite: Comments or problems during viewing these tclets? Please send email to plugin@scriptics.com All comments will be appreciated, and all email is acknowledged if have a valid reply-to address. Top of page Developer Home | Ajuba | Getting Started | Tcl Advocacy | Software Resources | Documents | Services | Community Search | Site Map | Feedback | Contact Us | webmaster@ajubasolutions.com Increase page width © 1998-2000 Ajuba Solutions. All rights reserved. Legal Notice | Privacy Statement Last modified: April 17, 2000