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TCL: how to return an array ?
thank you thacoda! you are right!- onedreamcloser
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- Forum: Tcl/Tk
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TCL: how to return an array ?
hello All, please find below a snippet of code that passes an array, manipulates the array, but i cannot return the new version of array. here is the snippet : proc get_mroute_active { &multicast } { upvar ${&multicast} MULTICAST ; set group -1 ...- onedreamcloser
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- Forum: Tcl/Tk
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conditional string substitution
regsub -all -line -- {^(Description:.*)Loopback} $itext {\1Lo} itext is the solution :)- onedreamcloser
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- Forum: Tcl/Tk
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conditional string substitution
Hello All, Given that I have a huge string, let's say 1000 lines, and let's name that string like "itext". And I am only interested in those lines in "itext" that contain the word "Description:". And make, for example, the following substitution ONLY on the line containing the string...- onedreamcloser
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- Forum: Tcl/Tk
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Tcl: how to split string by blank lines
thank you very much Marcel! it worked!- onedreamcloser
- Post #3
- Forum: Tcl/Tk
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Tcl: how to split string by blank lines
hello All, could you please help me split a string into a list using as a delimiter a blank line ? split using "\n\n" doesn't seem to work. an example of such a string is the following : Group: 1.1.1.1, (?) Source: 2.2.2.2 (?) Rate: 5382 pps/58470 kbps(1sec), 58469 kbps(last 30 secs)...- onedreamcloser
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- Forum: Tcl/Tk
