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  1. itzmesri

    Finding a pattern in a comma seperated string

    Hi, Can anyone let me know how to find a pattern in a string which is comma seperated. With my limited knowledge of TCL, I figured out a way of doing it through the split command and compare each resulting string, however I do not wish to iterate so many times. Is there a shorter way of doing...
  2. itzmesri

    Handling integer overflow in TCL

    Thanks a lot! Works now.
  3. itzmesri

    Handling integer overflow in TCL

    Thanks. Yes I am in deed using the after command :-) I am not able to quite get your previous suggestion. I presume you mean to say that we use the after command in increments and calculate the total delay ?
  4. itzmesri

    Handling integer overflow in TCL

    Yes, the aim is to have the number of days configurable. I am looking into a range of around 50 to 100 days. Is there an alternative way to handle this problem ?
  5. itzmesri

    Handling integer overflow in TCL

    Hi, I am facing integer overflow issues in TCL. All I want to do is to calculate an alarm timer(in milli seconds) upon elapsing which some functionality has to be kick started. But the calculation (since it is in milliseconds) results in a negative value. Is there are a way to over come this...

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