i\'ve used a frame in tcl named frame1 and others also. Now i set a proc to destroy all these frames. what i want to do is to move thes开发者_如何学运维e frames to a new variable and create new frames
So I am working with a large TCL project and thought it would be cool to build a treeview of how files were being source in the project. I modified the source command to do the following:
The Situation: Imagine two servers A and B. Server B just outputs a PDF file that nicely displays information retrieved from any xml string passed to it via a url parameter. Server A\'s job is to buil
Is it开发者_高级运维 right that we should avoid using regexp as it is slow. Instead we should use string operations. Are there cases that both can be used but regexp is better?You should use the appro
I\'m looking for a way to find the type of a variable in Tcl. For example if I have the variable $a and I want to know whether it is an integer.
I\'m using activestate TCL which I thought was suppose to include smtp in the default install. However when I run the following example (From the documentation):
I am trying to write an expect script that will do the following.. open up 13 terminal windows (gnome-terminal, xterm etc)
Why can\'t i do this in TCL: set path \"|C:/Program Files/Example/My Program/prgrm.exe\" The string path will get the value:
Look at result of this script: canvas .c -bg white grid .c set x1 20 set x2 22 set y2 105 for {set f 0} {$f<50} {incr f} {
I would like to run a while loop until the stdin is filled with a character. puts "Press x + <enter> to stop."