I received the following information from a helpful individual at Scriptics:
>Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. Our developer has reviewed the
>initialization code for Tnm and found that it is using regular C functions
to
>locate its init file. This is problematic as these functions do not know how
>to look for the file inside the wrapped application. So, adding the -code
>option to point to the directory where its init.tcl file resides will not
>work. The functions we found are access and stat in the tnmInit.c file. You
>would need to modify the extension to use Tcl_Access and Tcl_stat instead.
In
>addition, if the extension does other types of file manipulation
operation, it
>will have to use the Tcl_OpenFileChannel function. These Tcl functions are
>written to first look for the file in the wrapped application before looking
>for it on the file system.
I was hoping to find out what I might be able to do about this. Is there a
newer version of Scotty (I'm using 2.1.9) that does not have this problem?
If so, where might I find it? If not, is there a plan to fix (not sure if
this is something that needs to be fixed, or just something that is done a
specific way for a purpose) this in a future version?
Any information would be appreciated.
Thanks for your time,
Robert Seeger
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Robert Seeger
Network Engineer
Bay Networks
Telephone: (518)237-2087
Pager: (800)SKY-8888 Pin#1264792
Fax: (518)237-4190
Email: rseeger@baynetworks.com
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Lansingburgh, NY 12182
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