# -*- tcl -*-
extension Pool {
    description {
	A collection of generally usable tcl commands for various areas:

	Calendar widgets, additional date, string, list and file functions.
	Operations on mail/netnews messages, smtp, pop3 handling.
	Yet another OO system for tcl, pure tcl.
	Generic option processing routines.
	Url manipulation and extractions (regexp's).
    }

    keywords {
	tcl, tk, tix, calendar, date functions,
	oo system, smtp, pop3, string functions,
	list functions, url manipulation,
	file handling, option handling, mail operations
    }

    author       {Andreas Kupries <a.kupries@westend.com>}
    maintenance  {Andreas Kupries <a.kupries@westend.com>}

    version	   2.2
    patchlevel     2.2
    copying-policy {BSD, see 'tcl'-license}
    date           {February 20, 1999}

    packages {
        Pool_Base 2.2
        Pool_Clock 2.1
        Pool_GuiBase 2.1
        Pool_Net 2.1
    }

    package:Pool_Base {
        version 2.2
        description {
	    Common functionality used by all other packages in the pool
	    series.
        }
    }

    package:Pool_Clock {
        version 2.1
        description {
	    Widgets for selection of years, months and dates.
        }
    }

    package:Pool_GuiBase {
        version 2.1
        description {
	    Widgets, base classes, widget related code
        }
    }

    package:Pool_Net {
        version 2.1
        description {
	    Procedures to handle network protocols (currently
	    implemented: smtp, pop3)
        }
    }


    primary-urls {
	http://www.oche.de/%7Eakupries/soft/pool/download/pool2.2.README
	http://www.oche.de/%7Eakupries/soft/pool/download/pool2.2.tar.gz
	http://www.oche.de/%7Eakupries/soft/pool/download/pool2.2.zip
	http://www.oche.de/%7Eakupries/soft/pool/index.htm
    }

    development-platform {hopefully irrelevant, pure tcl sources}
    platforms            {all running tcl 8.x}

    dependencies         {
	Tcl, Tk, Tix, cgi, Tktable, Comm, Trf, Memchan
    }

    comments             {
	Some directories contain X.cls and X.tcl, for an arbitrary X.
	X.cls then contains the source, and X.tcl was generated by
	'apps/gen_cls' and the code in subdirectory 'oo'.
    }
}


