--- Writing new modules --------------------------------------------------------
Assuming that you have a working installation of moodss (see INSTALL file), all
you need to do to write a new module is pick a unique module name and create a
sub-directory by that name where the other moodss modules are located.
For example, assuming that your module name is foo:
- on a Redhat installation:
    # cd /usr/lib/moodss
    # mkdir foo
- on a UNIX or UNIX like system:
    # cd /usr/local/moodss-19.1
    # mkdir foo
- on a Windows system:
    > cd C:\moodss-19.1
    > mkdir foo

The programmer's guide is included in the develop.htm HTML documentation file.

If you want to write the module code in Tcl, use the random module as an
example.
If you want to write the module code in Perl, install the tclperl package and
use the Random module as an example, or the Threaded module if you want to use
threads in order never to hang the GUI.
If you want to write the module code in Python, install the tclpython or
tclpython2 packages and use the randpy module as an example.
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--- Improving/modifying moodss or moomps core ----------------------------------
You will need to install stooop (4.1 or above, switched package version 2.2
included), scwoop (4.0 or above), tkpiechart (6.2 or above) and BWidget (1.4.0
or above) as Tcl packages.
All the information required to do this can be found in the packages themselves,
at http://jfontain.free.fr/.
Please contact me if you add functionality, fix bugs, ... so I can integrate
your modifications to the core. Moodss and moomps are licensed under the GPL
(see COPYRIGHT file).
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Feel free to contact me at mailto:jfontain@free.fr if you have any questions.
