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Copyright 2011 Packt Publishing

Tcl/Tk 8.5 Programming Cookbook

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First published: February 2011

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Author

Bert Wheeler

Reviewers

Clif Flynt

Thomas J. Krehbiel

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Development Editor

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Technical Editor

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About the Author

Bert Wheeler was born and raised in Louisville, Kentucky and is one of five sons. After graduating from high school he entered the United States Navy and later retired in 1997, after 20 years as an Air Traffic Controller. Following his military career, Bert returned to college and graduated Magna Cum Laude with a degree in computer science.

After completion of his degree, Bert worked in all aspects of the IT and software industries in numerous positions including Software Design and Development, Project and Product Management, Director of Information Technologies, and Director of Engineering Services. He continues to work and his primary area of expertise is in the design and implementation of physical security solutions in the Access Control arena throughout the world.

Acknowledgment

This book would not have been completed without the help of numerous individuals. I would like to thank the staff at Packt Publishing for their meticulous efforts and editorial assistance throughout the completion of this book. Special thanks to Steven Wilding, Susmita Panda, and Joel Goveya, whose tireless efforts have guided me and kept me on track.

As with all writers, it is our families that provide the support and necessary encouragement. To Claudia, my wife, partner and best friend, and my sons Jeremy, Justin, Valentino, and Arrigo. Without your love and support throughout my lifetime, I would not have become who I am today. Thank you for everything you have done, the lessons you have taught me and the love that keeps me going. I am blessed.

About the Reviewers

Clif Flynt has been a professional programmer since 1978. He has used languages ranging from Am2900 microcode to high level languages such as APL, HTML, and Tcl/Tk. Clif has developed applications for many clients including the US Navy, General Mills, and McDonalds, and also for his own amusement.

Clif has taught computer science at Grinnell College and Eastern Michigan University. He's a member of the Washtenaw Community College Computer Science Advisory Committee. He's delivered training sessions in the US, Canada, Europe, and India, and has given talks at conferences in the US and Europe.

Clif is the president and founder of the Tcl Community Association, the organization that runs the annual Tcl/Tk conference in the US and coordinates the Tcl/Tk and Open ACS involvement with Google Summer of Code. Since 1999, Clif has owned his own company: Noumena Corporation. Noumena Corporation provides computer training and software development services, focusing on Tcl/Tk and other open source technologies.

Clif has written Tcl/Tk for Real Programmers, Tcl/Tk: A Developer's Guide ; has edited Interactive Web Applications with Tcl/Tk (Academic Press, Schroeder/Doyle), Practical Programming in Tcl/Tk (Prentice Hall, Welch/Jones/Hobbs), Tcl and the Tk Toolkit (Addison Wesley, Ousterhout/Jones), and Tcl/Tk Programmer's Reference (Osborne, Nelson).

Thomas J. Krehbiel is a graduate electrical engineer with a Masters' in solid state semiconductor and device physics. During his career in the semiconductor industry, he did IC circuit design, IC device design, managed a parametric test area, managed a CIM group, and worked in a RET (Reticle Enhancement Technologies) software development group. Along the way, he created a parametric data analysis system, a wafer tracking system, and a RET processing system.

Thomas has many years of experience managing software development and the hardware and system associated with that development. He has programmed for over 30 years, starting with FORTRAN and ending with his current favorite language Tcl/Tk. As computers changed, Tom worked with mainframes (IBM360), minis (DEC), and desktops (HPUX, Solaris, Linux, Windows).

When he was younger, he enjoyed playing baseball, basketball, handball, tennis, hiking the Grand Canyon, and snow skiing.

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