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Posted by MH on 04/22/06 01:36
In article <1145656583.553567.239860@u72g2000cwu.googlegroups.com>,
comp.lang.tcl <phillip.s.powell@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>Bryan Oakley wrote:
>> comp.lang.tcl wrote:
>> >
>> > WOW! I would never have found that one, you are truly one of the TCL
>> > gurus out there (you came highly recommended by those I know)
>>
>> Thanks for the compliment but finding it took two minutes. I simply put
>> a print statement at the top of every loop, then tried a couple of very
>> obvious tests.
>>
>
>Right, I do the same with PHP, using print_r() everywhere I go, but I
>don't know how to do that with TCL especially in the environment I have
>here at work (RHEL4)
Hmm.. Shouldn't "tclsh" be standard in that environment?
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>Sorry, I'm not new, I've been at it since 1996. Web programming that
>is. Done TCL since 1999. I just don't have the means of testing my
>TCL procs apart from using Wish on my very slow home PC (I use Linux at
>work, haven't yet found an environment I can use to test TCL procs at
>work and don't have root access to my machine even if I were to find
>something).
I downloaded and compiled tcl on my work machine (even though we use Tcl
extensively and already have several copies of tclsh installed) and intalled
it on my user account. Took all of 30 seconds of configuration to tell it to
install to my home directory, instead of the system directory..
../configure --prefix=/home/mydir/apps
make
make install
MH
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