Itk
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Paradigm | multi-paradigm: object-oriented, functional, Imperative, event-driven programming |
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Designed by | Michael McLennan |
Developer | Michael McLennan |
First appeared | 1993 |
Stable release | Itcl 3.0
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Typing discipline | dynamic typing, everything can be treated as a string |
Website | incrtcl |
Influenced by | |
Tcl, C++ |
Itk is a framework for building mega-widgets using the Incr Tcl object system. Mega-widgets are high-level widgets like a file browser or a tab notebook that act like ordinary Tk widgets but are constructed using Tk widgets as component parts, without having to write C code. In effect, a mega-widget looks and acts exactly like a Tk widget, but is considerably easier to implement.
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