Kevin Walzer

Interestingly, passing these configure flags: `gem install tk -- --with-tcltkversion=8.7 --with-tcllib=tcl87 --with-tklib=tk87 --with-tk-shlib-search-path=C:/Ruby30-x64/msys64/usr ---with-tcl-dir=C:/Ruby30-x64/msys64/usr --with-tk-dir=C:/Ruby30-x64/msys64/usr ` appears to builds the gem successfully, but things still do not run: ``` irb(main):001:0>...

My setup is the current version of RubyInstaller (3.0), and Tcl/Tk tip-of-8.7 built against MinGW, on Windows 10.

That's a Ruby error message--a Google search for the string shows up several Stack Overflow entries on various modules. I suspect the issue is simply that, as you say, Tcl/Tk...

Leaving open to keep on the board and track with Tcl/Tk release.

Implementing a full AppleScript API with the ability to specify objects and properties on an app-specific basis may be too complex. However, it appears that, whether intended or not, the...

I have been able to get a Ruby-Tk (Ruby 2.6, Tk 8.6) application working with the new version of Ocra by fiddling quite a bit with the Tk libraries, to...

Try putting the Tcl libraries (the ones that the script copies) into a directory called "lib" in your source directory (where your main script is). I don't think I mentioned...

I realized my app was working because I had built it with ocra using the --debug-extract flag, and the temporary directory was being dumped into my app directory alongside my...

While I have a Github account, I have not figured out how to merge this pull request into my own Github fork of Ocra, so I have my own fork...