Darren New schrieb:
> clipka wrote:
>> I guess that Tcl/Tk 
> 
> That may be a touch more than Tcl/Tk can *easily* do, but it has been 
> used for a variety of high-end professional programs, so I'm sure it's 
> not too rough to get out what you're looking for. Certainly Tcl is one 
> of the easiest languages to find OS-level interfaces for doing things 
> like grabbing the elapsed time of child processes.
> 
> And of course I'd be happy to help if you run into troubles with Tcl. 
> The others I don't know well enough to help you myself.

First question: How can I get Tk to use the window manager's look & 
feel? A simple test script resulted in something motif-like, even though 
according to Wikipedia Tcl/Tk 8 and above should use the "native" look & 
feel, which in this particular case is KDE4.

Or am I missing something fundamental here?

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