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Help with 'isdirectory'
no, you can use almost any variable that you choose, it can have almost any name. Can I get some help with the 'isdirectory' statement within the 'if' statement?- ironmonkey69
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- Forum: Tcl/Tk
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Help with 'isdirectory'
args is the argument taken in from the command line ex. source /data/new/new.tcl /home/new.new.current.txt- ironmonkey69
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- Forum: Tcl/Tk
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Help with 'isdirectory'
This is what it actually looks like: proc test {args} { for each new $args if{[file isdirectory $new.original] == 1} set dir "$new" set dirOriginal "$new.original"...- ironmonkey69
- Post #2
- Forum: Tcl/Tk
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Help with 'isdirectory'
Hi all, I have been having problems setting up an 'if' statement that is using a 'isdirectory' command. I pass a string into the if statement thru a command line argument. The backup file exists in the directory that it is looking in but the if statement keeps falling through. Here is a copy...- ironmonkey69
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