I think you need to write
root.tk.eval('load', '...\\libtcldot.so.0')
When you write
root.tk.eval("x y z")
it's like doing this at the wish/tclsh prompt:
# {x y z}
Not like this:
# x y z
Now, how useful it is to have a command called "x y z", I can't
guess... but tcl would let you do it.I've also doubled the backslash in your library filename. When using windows-style paths in string literals, you must either double the backslashes, or use r'' strings. When you don't, it will often work, but if the character after the un-doubled backslash is one with special meaning (including the commonly-seen \r and \t, but also other letters) then you'll get a pathname and an error that leave you scratching your head. Jeff
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