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tkinspect

tkinspect(1)							     Tkinspect							      tkinspect(1)

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NAME

       tkinspect - Tk application inspector

SYNOPSIS

       tkinspect

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DESCRIPTION

       tkinspect is an inspector for Tk applications. It uses Tk's send command to retreive infomation from other Tk applications.

       tkinspect

       When  you  choose  an  application through the File/Select Interpreter menu, lists will be filled with the names of the procs, globals, and
       windows the the application. Clicking on one of those names will fill the value window with the definition of the proc, the  value  of  the
       global  variable,  or  various information about the window. The value window is editable and its contents can be sent back to the selected
       application.

       Tcl commands can be sent to the seleted application using the Command: entry, or through a command line	(via  the  File/New  Command  Line
       menu) interface to the application. The command line is nearly identical to Tk's demo rmt.

       For further information, select a topic from the help window's Topics menu.

SEE ALSO

       /usr/share/doc/tk8.5/examples/rmt, send(3tk)

KEYWORDS

       Tcl, Tk

tkinspect							     5.1.6p10							      tkinspect(1)