问题
I’m a C programmer with no desire to deal with C++ tool-kits, and I’m trying to build a simple graphical card game. I’m programming under Linux, but I’d like to have the option of a Windows port. From what I’ve read, my options are GTK+ and Tk.
I’m working through some GTK+ tutorials, and I’ll probably stick with that, but I don’t think I’m giving Tk a fair shot. Trouble is, all the Tk documentation I can find is either for using Tk with {Tcl, Ruby, Perl, Python}, or for embedding a Tcl interpreter into the C program and using Tk that way. Is there an easy(-ish) way to use Tk to build GUIs for a C program without digressing too much into Tcl?
Ideally, is there a tutorial (something along the lines of the TkDocs Tk Tutorial) but using something like the Tk C API?
回答1:
Here's a reference: http://www.hume.com/html85/indexes/tkc_api.html
Intro to combine C with Tk: http://davesource.com/Fringe/.../tcl_tk/tcl_C.html
回答2:
Here are some useful links:
Combining C and tcl/tk
An Overview of the Tk C Library
回答3:
It's nowhere near as advanced as TKDocs tutorials, but here is some information:
http://www.gibmonks.com/practical-programming/ch47lev1sec2.html
There also appears to be a chapter in Practical Programming in Tcl and TK
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8550096/using-tk-with-c