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1 total messages Started by Gerald W. Lester Mon, 03 Oct 1994 19:20
Tcl/Tk Seminar at Fall U.S. Decus in Anaheim
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Author: Gerald W. Lester
Date: Mon, 03 Oct 1994 19:20
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Course Title:		Building Graphical User Interfaces in Tcl/Tk

Course Length:		1 Day; Sunday December 11, 1994

Course Format:		Course material is presented in a lecture only format!

Course Fee:		Before 11/16/94: $325; After: $450

Course Description:	The first half, introduces the participant to
			programming in Tcl/TclX.  The next a half, introduces 
			the participant to building graphical user interfaces 
			using Tcl/Tk.  

			Topics include:
				- Variables
				- Arrays
				- Lists
				- Keyed Lists
				- Syntax
				- Flow control
				- Procedures
				    o Creating
				    o Invoking
				    o Passing variables
				    o Passing arrays
				    o Passing lists
				- Signal handling
				- Error processing
				- Accessing system facilities
				- X Windows Concepts
				- A tour of the widgets
				- Adding Bindings
				- Widget Class Bindings
				- Geometry Managers
				- Running programs from Tcl/Tk
				- Communicating with child processes
				- Writing widgets in Tcl/Tk
				- Programming techniques
				   o Using autoloading procedures
				   o Proper use of quoting

Course Level:		Technical: Beginner to Intermediate

Prerequisites:		Exposure to programming concepts

To Register:		1-800-DECUS55 or +1-508-841-3373

For More Information:	E-mail gwl@cpu.com

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