USENIX Third Annual Tcl/Tk Workshop

July 6-8, 1995
Toronto, Canada

Co-sponsored by Unisys, Inc. and USENIX Association

Tcl-DP Name Server: Peter T. Liu, Brian Smith, and Lawrence Rowe, University of California, Berkeley
Multiple Trace Composition and Its Uses: Adam Sah, University of California, Berkeley
TclProp: A Data-Propagation Formula Manager for Tcl and Tk: Sunanda Iyengar and Joseph A. Konstan, University of Minnesota
Advances in the Pad++ Zoomable Graphics Widget: Benjamin B. Bederson and James D. Hollan, University of New Mexico
A Table-based Layout Editor: George G. Howlett

Mega-widgets in Tcl/Tk: Evaluation and Analysis: Shannon Jaeger, University of Calgary
Designing Mega Widgets in the Tix Library: Ioi K. Lam, University of Pennysylvania
[incr Widgets] An Object-Oriented Mega-Widget Set: Mark L. Ulferts, DSC Communications Corporation
Cross Platform Support in Tk: Ray Johnson and Scott Stanton, Sun Microsystems Laboratories

Automatic Generation of Tcl Bindings for C and C++ Libraries: Wolfgang Heidrich and William Slusallek, Computer Graphics Laboratory, University of Waterloo
An Anatomy of Guile: The Interface to Tcl/Tk: Thomas Lord, Cygnus Support
A Tcl to C Compiler: Forest R. Rouse and Wayne Christopher, ICEM CFD Engineering and the University of California at Davis

Using Tcl/Tk to Program a Full Functional Geographic Information System: George C. Moon, Alex Lee, Stephen Lindsey, Unisys, Inc.
TkReplay: Record and Replay for Tk: Charles Crowley, The University of New Mexico
PLUG-IN: Using Tcl/Tk for Plan-Based User Guidance: F. Lonczewski, Munich University of Technology
A Graphical User Interface Builder for Tk: Stephen Uhler, Sun Microsystems Laboratories

Charles Crowley, University of New Mexico, Joseph A. Konstan,
University of Minnesota; Michael J. McLennan, AT&T Bell Laboratories

The New [incr Tcl]: Objects, Mega-Widgets, Namespaces and More: Michael J. McLennan, AT&T Bell Laboratories
Objective-Tcl: An Object-Oriented Tcl Environment: Pedja Bogdanovich, TipTop Software
Extending Tcl for Dynamic Object-Oriented Programming: David Wetherall, MIT Laboratory for Computer Science
Interpreted C++, Object Oriented Tcl, What next?: Dean Sheehan, IXI Limited
When is an object not an object?: Mark Roseman, University of Calgary

Tcl Commands as Media in a Distributed Multimedia Toolkit: Jonathan L. Herlocker and Joseph A. Konstan, University of Minnesota
Taming the Complexity of Distributed Multimedia Applications: Frank Stajano and Rob Walker, Olivetti Research Limited
Plug-And-Play with Wires: Maximilian and John Hearn Ott, NEC USA Inc.
RIVL: A Resolution Independent Video Language: Jonathan Swartz and Brian C. Smith, Cornell University

Two Years with TkMan: Lessons and Innovations: Thomas A. Phelps, University of California, Berkeley
Prototyping NBC's GEnesis Broadcast Automation System Using Tcl/Tk: Brion D. Sarachan, Alexandra J. Schmidt, GE R&D Center
Steven A. Zahner, NBC
Customization and Flexibility in the exmh Mail User Interface: Brent Welch, Xerox Parc
Experience with Tcl/Tk for Scientific and Engineering Visualization: Brian W. Kernighan, AT&T Bell Laboratories
Tcl Extensions for Network Management Applications: J. Shonwalder and H. Langendorfer, Technical Univiersity of Braunschweig