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Jacl is an implementation of Tcl written in Java rather than the (more common) C version shared by tclsh and wish. The current version does not implement quite the same version of the language, does not include any support for Tk, and instead includes a package for closer Java integration (allowing the use of the AWT, Swing, SWT, etc. for GUIs if desired).

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	'''Jacl''' is an implementation of [[Tcl]] written in [[Java]] rather than the (more common) [[C]] version shared by [[tclsh]] and [[wish]]. The current version does not implement quite the same version of the language, does not include any support for [[Tk]], and instead includes a package for closer Java integration (allowing the use of the AWT, Swing, SWT, etc. for GUIs if desired).		'''Jacl''' is an implementation of [[Tcl]] written in [[Java]] rather than the (more common) [[C]] version shared by [[tclsh]] and [[wish]]. The current version does not implement quite the same version of the language, does not include any support for [[Tk]], and instead includes a package for closer Java integration (allowing the use of the AWT, Swing, SWT, etc. for GUIs if desired).