It didn't. Not completely. When I edited the file init.tcl, I got an
error from TCL that complained about a corrupted index, and that
init.tcl was being ignored.
It would help if you added something that said:
After adding the proper directories to the init.tcl file, you must
rebuild the index. You can do this by 'cd'-ing to the directory
containing the init.tcl file, and typing
echo "auto_mkindex . *.tcl" | tclsh7.5
etc. etc.
Why not have a shell script that edits the init.tcl file, and
rebuild the index?
>Go ahead and report this Tcl problem to the Sun guys. They have to
>finish the package stuff to make it "plug and play". Otherwise it
>is mostly broken and unusable.
I will do that. Thanks.