After my last Ubuntu update (apparently), the Tcl package textutil does not exist any longer, so package require textutil fails. In the man-page it says "The bundle is deprecated, and it will be removed in a future release of Tcllib, after the next release. It is recommended to use the relevant sub packages instead for whatever functionality is needed by the using package or application."
I can't figure out how to use the sub-packages. I need the procs textutil::adjust, textutil::tabify::untabify and textutil::undent.
Could someone be so kind and let me know what I should now put behind package require? Or do I need to install new Ubuntu packages beforehand? Thanks a lot!
Sorry, the problem seems to be a different one. I recently put $HOME/anaconda3/bin (related to Python) into PATH in .tcshrc (the tcsh config file), and just doing this screws up the tcl_pkgPath (only points to $HOME/acaconda3/lib). What the ... I'll post a question on this separately.
Still, the question remains when textutil should really disappear at some later point.