Re: [open-cobol-list] Cobol / Linux / X-Windows

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Brian Tiffin on the Add 1 to Cobol Team had set up a proof of concept with this.

You can join us in chat if you'd like to talk to him directly (info in my sig). Or
post via the add 1 site or the oc site. He'd likely have some suggestions.

On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 3:11 PM, <address@hidden> wrote:

I use the program of Rildo Pragana with OC but without VTCL You should have
some simple knowledge of TK/Tcl, but then you can use it to display data on a
screen and to process the input field by field. An advantage of Tk/Tcl is the
construction of tables, because in most cases we display a couple of
sentences on a screen. If you are interested I can send some examples.
Wolfgang Brückner

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