1. Wize Admin

Wize comes with a builtin administrative interface invokable from the command-line via:

 wize /

Here is a screenshot:

The admin interface gives access to many of the features and applications within Wize, further described below.

You can also run many Admin commands directly from the command-line, eg:

   wize / Zip/Unzip foo.zip dstdir/

2. Admin

The Admin entry gives access to commands for installing, listing and verifying wize components.

3. Zip

The Zip entry gives access to commands for managing .zip files.

4. Root

The Root entry displays the wize builtin filesystem.

5. Mounts

Mounts shows all mounted wizpaks, as well as any .zip files manually mounted via Zip/Mount.

6. Apps

The Apps entry contains a number of builtin example applications for Wize that you can run and examine. Source for these can be browsed from "wize /" or from CVS:

http://wize.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/wize/wize2/Mod/wiz

6.1 edit

A very simple editor. eg.

6.2 icons

An icon/image browser. eg.

6.3 fileman

A simple file manager. eg.

6.4 widman

A widget manager and command browser. eg.

6.5 console

Invokes the Tk console. Works even on Unix.

6.6 bltdemo

A simple demo of the BLT treeview and tabset widgets. eg.

7. Gui (or Mod)

Mod is a package used when writing complex and sophisticated Tk applications. The Admin entry Gui contains a number of example applications that use Gui from the Mod package (included in wizmod.zip), these include:

7.1 gsqlite

Gsqlite is an Sqlite client written using Gui

7.2 geditor

Geditor is an editor written using Gui

7.3 ted

Ted is a programming editor designed to simplify Tcl development in Wize. In particular, the command completion feature can greatly simplify writing Tcl (and Tk), particularly for those who might not know the language that well.

(Note: ted is in wizapp.zip and is not part of wizmod.zip)