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How to call another TCL interpriter from a script?
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Charles Heizer
Feb 10, 2004, 4:36:04 PM2/10/04
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Hello,
I have a script tcl script that needs to call another TCL interpreter
that someone else wrote to perform certain functions.
I have a script tcl script that needs to call another TCL interpreter
that someone else wrote to perform certain functions.
How can I make sure my proc gets called by the right interpreter?
Thanks,
- Charles
Cameron Laird
Feb 10, 2004, 11:00:23 PM2/10/04
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In article <89cWb.22276$jg2....@newssvr27.news.prodigy.com>, .
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There are vocabulary problems here. I suspect you intend
something different by your words than they typically mean
to Tcl "insiders".
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There are vocabulary problems here. I suspect you intend
something different by your words than they typically mean
to Tcl "insiders".
Are you saying that you have one Tcl-coded application
that's working as you wish, and a separate application,
coincidentally also coded in Tcl, needs to invoke the
first one "from the outside", as a separate process, and
retrieve its results?
What's your operating system?
The correct answer's likely to involve at least one of <URL:
http://wiki.tcl.tk/exec > and <URL: http://wiki.tcl.tk/source >.
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Cameron Laird <cla...@phaseit.net>
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