ptkFAQ README

This is the README file for the ptkFAQ kit.

This package is intended to supplement and/or complement the documents that come with Nick Ing-Simmon's object oriented Tk X-window extension to perl5. Please consult the Tk/doc/ directory for the most up-to-date and accurate information on the software.

The version of this documentation is specified in ptkFAQ.pm (which is about the only useful thing that "module" does :)

You should be able to set up a web site and/or a gopher site with this package. Your site will likely fall quickly out of date if you do not maintain it though :(

Updates to this kit may be obtained from CPAN ftp sites or from the world wide web master site at:

            

              
              
http://w4.lns.cornell.edu/~pvhp/ptk/
            
          

(and assorted subdirectories.)

The document highlights are:

            

              
              
*ptkFAQ.html   # list of questions & answers (large file).
*ptkTOC.html   # The FAQ split into a table of contents that
               # has relative hyperlinks to the qna*.html files.
*ptkIMG.html   # Has <IMG SRC=""> pictures - most images are kept
               # in a img sub-directory.
*ptkPORT.html  # Extending perl/Tk to other platforms
            
          

*N.B. in order to have the relative URLs within these docs to point to your copies (rather than mine) change or eliminate the single line in each file that reads, for example:

            

              
              
<BASE HREF="http://w4.lns.cornell.edu/~pvhp/ptk/ptkFAQ.html">
            
          

The sub-directories include:

            

              
              
etc/          # various perl/Tk programs & info.
PNMTYAK/      # documentation directory.
0/ && 1/      # gopher versions of ptkTOC.html && qna*.html
history/      # mailing list and newsgroup posts of note.
Contrib/      # pod2html translations of Tk's Contrib/ directory.
img/          # some illustrative graphics.
            
          

Good luck and let us on the ptk list know how you are doing!

AUTHOR

Peter Prymmer pvhp@lns62.lns.cornell.edu

DATE

Thu May 23 01:26:07 EDT 1996.