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accessing associative arrays in a tcl proc
From Author: Well I figured it out. My problem was two bugs. The first was I needed to code the upvar like this upvar #0 Node[expr $node_nr] MyLocalNode set thistest $MyLocalNode(NodeID) The second problem was related because of the recurrsive procs. Each variable group on the stack needed... -
accessing associative arrays in a tcl proc
From Author SORRY: Should read I've also tried using the global command like this: global Node[expr $node_nr] set thistest ${Node[expr $node_nr]}(NodeID) ******************************************* Actually, I've tried every possible combination of brackets and curlys. I just want to... -
accessing associative arrays in a tcl proc
I've got a recursive proc with code that access a global associative array. There are many associative arrays using the naming convention Node1, Node2, Node 3 etc... Because the name has to be dynamically generated upvar 0 Node[expr $node_nr] MyLocalNode set thistest $MyLocalNode(NodeID)... -
ODBC DSN using multiple databases
Using VB/ADO connecting to Sybase, I set up a new System DSN called "rightnow". Don't put in a default server or database. Add two or more comma delimited servers and databases in the connection tab of the ODBC mangager. .ConnectionString = "DATA SOURCE=rightnow"...- stevearas
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Are there dependencies for MSADO20.tlb? {Same as VB5&6}
I saw so much info on this error, going back and forth. I really don't know what using the TLBRegister does, but it works. Thanks. I'll have to do some research on TLBRegister- stevearas
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- Forum: Microsoft: ActiveX
