Hi Juan.
I asked nearly the same question some time ago.
The AquaTk which is delivered by default with MacOSX Tiger can only
be used if you use Tk with an Tcl-Perl Bridge like Tkx.
The Perl/Tk module is only useable with X11.
Check out the module Tkx on cpan.
I quote the answer that I got from Jan Dobois:
>> TclTk Aqua is shipped with Mac OSX Tiger.
>>
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>
> Yes.
Best regards,
Manfred
Am 21.06.2006 um 10:56 schrieb ende:
> I used to be a Tcl/Tk-ist but this huge black hole that is Perl
> has sucked me in an unavoidable way ;)
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> Profesor del Depto. de Lenguajes y Ciencias de la Computación
> Universidad de Málaga
Jan Dubois - 21 Jun 2006 23:51 GMT
> I quote the answer that I got from Jan Dubois:
>
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>> I have not tried this on OS X though, so it is possible that the
>> modules don't work out of the box there.
Just as a quick update, we will be including Tkx in ActivePerl for
all platforms including OS X. It is already included in the beta
release of 5.8.8.817.90. By default it uses a pre-packaged set of
Tk widgets and not the local Tcl installation, but you can redirect
it by setting an environment variable.
The next beta release will include a GUI client for the new version of
the Perl Package Manager (PPM4) implemented using Tkx. So you will be
able to see how the GUI looks on each platform. It will be another month
or so before we make that beta release (5.8.8.817.91) though.
Cheers,
-Jan