TCL/TK with xft

Hello everyone!
Could some kind person create an tcl/tk PKGBUILD with xft enabled?
It's only in cvs (last time I checked), but it was stable last time I tried it (6 months ago), and I lack the skills to create a cvs-build for myself
There are a few tars on the tcl-server one can use...

aquila_deus wrote:
oscar wrote:
Hello everyone!
Could some kind person create an tcl/tk PKGBUILD with xft enabled?
It's only in cvs (last time I checked), but it was stable last time I tried it (6 months ago), and I lack the skills to create a cvs-build for myself
There are a few tars on the tcl-server one can use...
tcl-devel http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?d … =1&ID=1905
tk-devel http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?d … =1&ID=1906
Thanks!

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aquila_deus wrote:
oscar wrote:
Hello everyone!
Could some kind person create an tcl/tk PKGBUILD with xft enabled?
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Environment:
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Repository - 9.2.0.4 on UNIX (AIX 5.2)
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I need a little tcl advice, please!
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I tried using example I found on NI website called Run Tcl Script.vi
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Attachments:
Run Tcl Script1.vi ‏27 KB
testpairs2.txt ‏1 KB

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=======================
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