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What do the magic status characters represent in the graphical tclapp?

For example, I see entries like this on the "Packages" tab:

-P-    virtual     Tcl    8.4   ...
M-I                Tcl    8.5   ...
--I    http://...  tile   0.7.8 ...
M-I                Tk     8.4   ...

What do P, M and I stand for? And why does it think I have a dependency on 8.4 when I have an 8.5 basekit defined as my prefix file? Nowhere in my single tcl file do I explicitly require a version of tcl or tk.

Ultimately, the problem I'm trying to solve is that on the Run tab all I see is "missing packages" and don't know how to make them unmissing. The only external package I require is tile and that appears to have been found and is included in the packages to wrap.

Any help would be appreciated.

Oh... also, in the status tab I get a lot of "can't read "state(status)": no such variable" errors FWIW.