FE 'tkGooies' system
'RELEASED'
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The 'wheeeMorph' FE tkGooie. One of more than 110 'released' tkGooie projects. |
! Note !
More 'tkGooie' 'released' projects are to be
added here in the future --- and, when a
tkGooie project is implemented, a link to its
code (and description) page MAY be added in
this functionally-categorized list.
! Very Likely !
This page will get out-of-date as I prioritize
working on coding more tkGooies. In any case,
this page gives a rough idea of what (and how many)
tkGooie projects I have 'released'.
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INTRODUCTION : I had a 'released and to-do' list of Tcl-Tk projects that I maintained from about 2010 through 2014 on the Tcler's Wiki (at wiki.tcl.tk). That list is (or was) on my 'Category: Person' (person-defining) page at wiki.tcl.tk/28584. Starting in 2015 March, I started implementing my Tcl-Tk GUI script projects as 'drawers' in 'tkGooies' 'toolchests' of a menu-driven FE 'tkGooies' system that is available via an FE Downloads page. Hence, that 'released and to-do' list has become a 'released and to-do' list for the FE 'tkGooies' system. I cannot be sure that certain obsessive-compulsive 'moderators' of the Tcl-Tk Wiki will not try to re-format my 'personal page' (at wiki.tcl.tk) containing my 'to-do' and 'released' lists --- or even delete or re-write/change portions of it --- accidentally or on-purpose. In particular, Nathan Coulter, who used to hide behind the nickname 'Poor Yorick' and initials 'PYK', is irking many contributors to the Tclers' Wiki by unilaterally deciding to change their contribution pages. He even changes 'personal' pages of some seemingly currently inactive contributors, raising the ire of other contributors who think that the changes to their fellow-contributors' pages are inappropriate. And, in his hundreds or thousands of edits, Coulter sometimes accidentally (and often purposely) deletes or changes parts of someone else's writings. Sometimes he changes someone else's writings and refuses to undo the changes when the original writer strongly objects to the changes. Even worse: Coulter has written scripts that do 'batch changes' to Wiki pages. On multiple occasions, his batch changes have made changes to contributed code such that the code no longer runs. In short, the Tcler's Wiki (wiki.tcl.tk) is no longer a safe place to store my 'released and to-do lists' --- nor any of my contributed code. I cannot be sure that the 'Tcl-Tk Wiki' will last as long as my FE system web site. The Tcl-Tk 'home site' moved around a lot in the 1990-to-2005 fifteen-year time-frame --- and various Tcl-Tk code archives appeared and disappeared in that time-frame. More recently, around 2019, there was movement again, when the 'wiki.tcl.tk' site was migrated to wiki.tcl-lang.org --- with some changes in the ways that contributor pages can be created and edited. The 'Tcl-Tk Wiki' site could disappear, as moderator PYK (Nathan Coulter) --- or a moderator like him --- drives more and more contributors away, causing the site to lose code contributors and eventually fold. In any case, there is no guarantee that my page contributions at the Tclers' Wiki will not be deleted or disappear into that 'big bit bucket in the sky'. I hope that my FE web site is 'more secure' and will last at least until 2020. So, in early 2015, the time came to maintain a 'master' copy of my Tcl-Tk 'released and to-do' lists on this Freedom Environment site --- among the pages for the FE 'tkGooies' system --- instead of at the Tclers' Wiki. An updated copy of my 'released' (or 'published') lists is below. It becomes the 'master copy'. The 'Released' Code Groups : The table-of-contents (TOC) below provides 'category links' to sections of this page, which are further below. Those sections allow for showing my 'released' list broken up into these various categories. The category names are the same as the various 'sub-toolchest' names of the 'tkGooies' FE system. Not infrequently, I will have a 'tkGooie' utility that could be a candidate for inclusion in more than one script-category on this page. In most cases, I will probably put the 'tkGooie' in one category --- and add a note in another applicable category, pointing to that script. If you (or I) are searching whether a certain topic or utility is on this tkGooies 'released' page, it may not be easy to determine via the 'code groups'. So, as an alternative to use of the 'Table of Contents' below, you can use the 'Find text' option of your web browser to look for keywords on this 'released' lists page. For example, when looking for 'released' Tk scripts that do image 'warping' or 'merging' or 'morphing', use a search keyword like 'warp' or 'merg' or 'morph'. I offer the categories below in the order in which they appear (or may appear in the future) in the 'tkGooies' toolchests. The indented categories indicate groups of 'tkGooie' 'apps' that are placed in sub-toolchests of a 'parent' toolchest. |
Table of Contents:(links to sections of my 'released' list, below)
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'3Dtools' Released
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'AUDIOtools' Released
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'FILEmanagers' Released
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'IMAGEtools' Released
Some IMAGEtools 'front-ends' Released
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'IMAGEcreatorsFlat' Utilities Released
Five alternative GUI's
In the GUI's above, the color gradient follows The following 'IMAGEcreatorFlat' GUI's are more curvaceous.
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'IMAGEanimation' Utilities Released
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'INTERNETtools' Released
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'MATHtools' Released
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'MATHed' Released ('MATHed' = Math Education)
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ODEtools
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MAPtools Some GUI map-making utilities :
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PLOTtools Some 'native-Tk' GUI plot utilities :
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'SELECTORtools' Released
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'SYSTEMtools' Released
Some 'Hi-Def-image' versions of the above meters:
Some 'front-ends' for system
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TEXTtools'
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'VIDEOtools' Released
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'Tk-GUIs EMBELLISHED Demos' Released
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'Game-development Aids' Released
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'Tk Programming Aids' Released
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Tcl-Tk Suggestions / Requests.
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END OF tkGooies 'RELEASED' (i.e. published) LISTS.
TOTALS The approximate totals of 'tkGooies' released so far (circa 2019 July):
3Dtools: 6 TOTAL 'Released': 121 'tkGooies' |
FE 'tkGooies' . . . . Lots of GUI Hammers for Your Various Nails.
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