Preliminary installation instructions:

To install, do something like this:

# ln -s /usr/local/tclwebtest/lib/ /usr/lib/tcl8.3/tclwebtest
# ln -s /usr/local/tclwebtest/tclwebtest /usr/local/bin/


The first line creates a symlink to the tclwebtest library directory
in a place where tcl most likely automatically looks for libraries. I
only tried this on debian. There are propably better ways to make a
tcl package available for a system - if you have a suggestion pls let
me know.

Anyway, after this procedure tclwebtest should be available from
within tclsh using 'package require':

tils@goem:~$ tclsh
tclsh8.4 [~]package require tclwebtest
1.0
tclsh8.4 [~]


This is the prerequisite for running the tclwebtest executable:

tils@goem:~$ tclwebtest
Usage: tclwebtest [OPTIONS] [FILE|DIRECTORY]...

Where FILE is the path to a file containing a tclwebtest script
(typically but not necessarily ending on .test). If DIRECTORY
is given then tclwebtest will execute all containing files that
end on .test.

Options:

-debug             Toggle debug output. Default off
-tidy              Toggle html check with tidy. Default off
-processes int     Number of processes to fork, needs Tclx installed. Default 1
-repeat int        Number of times each test should be repeated. Default 1
-config_file file  File to source upon startup.


    while executing
"if { $show_usage_p } {
    puts "Usage: tclwebtest \[OPTIONS\] \[FILE|DIRECTORY\]...

Where FILE is the path to a file containing a tclwebtest script
..."

