% gzcat tkmapedit-2.1.tar.gz | tar xvf -and enter tkmapedit directory:
% cd tkmapedit-2.1
% wish4.1 install.tclor
% wish4.0 install.tcl
$libdir/lib - tcl library files /icon - icon (xbm and ppm formats)
http://www.ifnet.or.jp/~translator/tools/TkMapedit/This is a official URL for tkmapedit. But this means you have to access the INTERNET when you want to view a help message. I think this is *NOT* good for some peoples using DialUp-PPP connection. Don't worry! you've already everything for tkmapedit. *This* document is one. So you can enter as following:
file:/Where/You/Extract/tkmapedit-2.1/doc/index.html
% tkmped2 &or
% tkmped2 YourMapFileName&
Resource Name | Means | Default (alternative..) |
---|---|---|
*viewerExec | WWW browser | exec netscape -remote openURL(%U) |
("send surfit {cleate_window %U}") | ||
*editorExec | HTML editor | exec emacsclient %F |
("send tkHTML {OpenFile %F}") | ||
*printDistination | Default target | printer (or file) |
*printFileName | Default filename | nil |
*printColorMode | Default mode | mono (or gray, color) |
*printSize | paper size | a4 (or letter, figure, legal) |
*ovalURLAnchor | position of URL for oval object when printing. | nw (or n,ne,e,es,s,sw,w,c) |
*rectangleURLAnchor | position of URL for rectangle object. | nw |
*polygonURLAnchor | position of URL for polygon object. | nw |
*pointURLAnchor | position of URL for point object. | n |
*defaultURLAnchor | position of default URL | nw |
*Canvas.itemColor | color of object | black |
*Canvas.itemWidth | width of object | 1 |
*Canvas.drawingColor | color when editing | green |
*Canvas.drawingWidth | width when editing | 1 |
*Canvas.fillColor | color for fill mode | black |
*Canvas.selectColor | color when selected | red |
*Canvas.selectWidth | width when selected | 3 |
*Canvas.handleColor | color for handles | red |
*Canvas.stipple | stipple for object | gray25 |
*Canvas.selectStipple | stipple when selected | gray50 |
*Canvas.background | background for canvas | white |
Takeshi Taguchi
Office:<taguchi@aic.co.jp>
HOME:<translator@grape.ifnet.or.jp>