A Tcl kernel for Jupyter
Project description
This uses the version of Tcl that comes with Python, through Tkinter, so you do not need to install anything else.
Not packaged up to pip yet, so to test out, clone the repository:
pip3 install tcl_kernel python3 -m tcl_kernel.install
To use try one of these:
jupyter notebook # Then select the Tcl option in the 'New' section jupyter qtconsole --kernel tcl jupyter console --kernel tcl
For details of how this works, see the Jupyter docs on wrapper kernels, and
Huge thanks to Thomas Kluyver (@takluyver) who’s Jupyter bash kernel I made heavy use of to get this working. Also to Eli Bendersky whose code in the blogpost Redirecting all kinds of stdout in Python was very useful for this.
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