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Hello TCL'ers, Does anyone know if there is an "auto_reset" like command that also works on incrTcl methods? It appears that auto_reset only works on libraries and procs. I need something similar for incrTcl methods. If you want the reasoning for my need, continue reading... Thanks in...

Thanks for all the replies. Feherke, your last post is the best approach since it is fool proof. Thank you very much. I wasn't very clear in my post and I apologize. I am not a Linux packaging guy whatsover but I noticed on the product I'm working on is that there are multiple different...

Sorry. I submitted perhaps to early. If you notice above, I am only able to capture '0' from '0.7.8-9'

It's Monday and I'm sure I am doing something stupid with my regexp. But because it's Monday, I am looking for someone to tell me what I am doing wrong. In essence, I am trying to parse out a Linux component string from its version string. Because the component name can contain one or more...

I have a standalone TCL script that invokes a system call of another script. To invoke this, I build a command string using a variable called 'cmd'. To make an extremely long story short (not to mention the countless hours of trying to find a 'global/upvar of cmd'), I found that my cmd...

Thanks Noway2. I will give this a whirl when I get a chance. In the meantime, I was able to use BIND's 'forwarders' functionality. If a query comes in for the specified zone, it will forward the request to the authoritative servers listed in the 'forwarders' list. zone "bar.com" {...

I have never administered any type of DNS before in my life (until yesterday) so any help would be greatly appreciated. I work for a really small company that owns a domain 'bar.com'. However, I am setting up a test network where I will want to administer my own domain called 'foo.bar.com'...

I have spent the last couple of hours what appeared to be the most trivial of problems. Although I am able to workaround the problem, I am curious as to what is causing the problem... In a nutshell, I had a standalone TCL script that essentially sat in a loop for 512 iterations...printing out...

That didn't work either. With "exp_internal 1" configured, it does show the command being sent to the spawn_id.

I am experiencing some unexpected symptoms between Expect and SSH and was wondering if anyone could provide some insight. In a nutshell, I want to create a proc that flushes out the Expect buffer of residual characters from an SSH session. I thought of doing this by merely "expecting" a catch...

Lately, I have been writing procs that handle hexadecimal numbers. And if I understand how the TCL interpreter works, it performs the following in order: 1) Grouping 2) Single round of Substitution 3) Command Invocation While learning TCL, I was confused on how curly braces' literal...