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- From: "David Herron" <david@twg.com>
- Subject: Re: X-windows "Hello World" program wanted
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- In article <ccjg.720713228@Hyaena>, ccjg@Hyaena.ru.ac.za (John Goetsch) writes:
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- > I am looking for the source code for a typical x-windows version of
- > the "hello world" program....
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- Admittadly this isn't fair. But the following two lines of TCL/TK
- is a "Hello, world!" program which displays on X:
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- button .quit -text "Hello, world!" -command "catch {destroy .}"
- pack append . .quit {top fill expand}
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