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chomp() in linux verses Win32
Shortly:In if(exists($hash{"$_"})) you should write only {$_} I think. I think s/[\r\n]+$//; would do a nice chomp. Yes, I found chomp strange... -
Curious about Tcl
Sorry for not to read the whole thread. Ok, you can trick with variable names, but the namespace will be dusted, and you must take care the variable names. When using the array(key1-key2) technique, it is not so efficient to search. And listing all the key1-s? brrrr Storing arrays in strings... -
Tcl/Tk with C - "select" function
I'm writing a chat client... I don't think your program must do something to EVERY keystroke. But do an entry, and bind a proc to the ENTER key. Tcl/tk is event driven, so use events! kgergely@turul.eet.bme.hu -
Curious about Tcl
My main problem with Tcl, that there is no complex data structures (hash of hash...) because there are no references. Everything is stored in strings, that's why everything is slow... :(
