> The paradigm is the least important, when it works, I don't know anyone in real world projects that didn't have to configure something manually through a tcl script because it was either not exposed in GUI or not working in GUI.
Worse is the other way around, a GUI control not exposed through the TCL scripts, which makes it very difficult to maintain a TCL build script which can be version controlled (unlike the project files: this particular IDE likes to completely rewrite its project files in a way which is not at all amenable to diffing).
Worse is the other way around, a GUI control not exposed through the TCL scripts, which makes it very difficult to maintain a TCL build script which can be version controlled (unlike the project files: this particular IDE likes to completely rewrite its project files in a way which is not at all amenable to diffing).