Hi,
After installing GRASS 5.0.1 from source. i noticed that i dont have anymore the aqua like interface in tcltk....
Do i need to recompile with some extra option???
Thanks
Konstantinos Theofiis
Edmund Blackadder wrote:
Hi,
After installing GRASS 5.0.1 from source. i noticed that i dont have anymore the aqua like interface in tcltk....
Do i need to recompile with some extra option???
The options are only those you can see with the ./configure --help.
Did you have the tk look similar to aqua? (tk support themes?).
Do you need a particular theme to run a program ? (yes, I know, tk is not very aestetically
beatifull, but maybe developers have yet a lot to do with the engine.)
Edmund Blackadder wrote:
After installing GRASS 5.0.1 from source. i noticed that i dont have
anymore the aqua like interface in tcltk....
Do i need to recompile with some extra option???
By default, tcltkgrass uses whichever "wish" program (the Tcl/Tk
interpreter) comes first in the path.
You can force the use of a specific wish program by setting the
environment variable GRASS_WISH accordingly. However, tcltkgrass uses
a fair number of Unix-specific aspects, so I wouldn't expect it to
work with a "native" Mac version of Tcl/Tk without modifications (it
certainly doesn't work with either Cygwin's Tcl/Tk or a native Windows
Tcl/Tk).
It's possible that OpenOSX have modified tcltkgrass for the Mac; if
they have, they haven't mentioned it to the GRASS developers.
Note that tcltkgrass is just Tcl/Tk code, which is interpreted. There
is no configuration or compilation involved; the files in
src/tcltkgrass just get copied to the installation directory (e.g.
/usr/local/grass5/tcltkgrass). It shouldn't be particularly difficult
to check whether the version on the OpenOSX CD has been modified.
--
Glynn Clements <glynn.clements@virgin.net>