I am trying to get text from a C program to display in the Tcl GUI. If I set a trace on a variable to print it, it works whenever the variable is changed in the GUI. However, if I change it with Tcl_SetVar from the C code, it does not get printed. What gives?
Calling a Tcl proc from C seems like a simple task, but I haven't found the trick that makes this work. Using Tcl_Eval seems logical but it hasn't worked for me. In fact, doing ret = Tcl_Eval(interp,"puts [info commands p*]"); from C confirms that it does not see the proc named...
No/incomplete/incorrect documentation has also been my problem. I had to send messages to myself and try to see what Outlook was sending - and then try to duplicate it with sendmail. I still have not figured out the follow-up flag. I'd like to set it.
[hourglass]This works for a simple html message (note importance can be High, Low, Normal). I've been trying to set the follow up flag in a similar manner with no luck. Does anybody know this secret?
sub mails()
my $to = $_[0];
my $subject = $_[1];
my $content = $_[2];
my $from...
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