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I recommend looking at this page: http://wiki.tcl.tk/1108

I think you should escape your "\" on your paths. like this: exec cscript.exe c:\\tcl\\sample.vbs I made a minimal script (which just shows a MsgBox) and it works with the tcl code shown above.

I think you should use ODBC instead of DDE. http://wiki.tcl.tk/15096

I think, here is what you are looking for: http://mini.net/tcl/9127

so, what do you actually want to store in variable c ? the rectangle? (-:

to appear where? in the console? use puts in a text widget? see: http://www.beedub.com/book/3rd/Tkexampl.pdf

http://www.beedub.com/book/2nd/TKINTRO.doc.html

% clock format [clock seconds] Fri Jan 28 11:55:54 PM Central Standard Time 2005 jicote.

First create a full date adding today's date... % set Date1 "[clock format [clock seconds] -format %m/%d/%Y] 02:35:00" 01/21/2005 02:35:00 % set Date2 "[clock format [clock seconds] -format %m/%d/%Y] 02:45:00" 01/21/2005 02:45:00 Then get the seconds values out of those dates % set numDate1...

How to search two words that are in separate- consecutive lines in a text widget using its search command? I have something like: Test 23 PASS Test 24 FAIL so far, I am just able to find pattern within one line. Thanks Jorge Moreno

Marcio, Have you seen the sample Tcl script ni provides? seems like the mechanism to return control to test stand is by means of an output variable defined in the sequencer. Then, whenever Tcl sets the variable, control is returned to test stand. Jicote.

are you using "exec" or "open" and redirecting std/out? to run the app Tcl is controlling? regards, Jicote.

Hi! Do you know of any Tcl based Test Suite, Test Executive or Test Sequencer ? Thanks Jorge.

I think you have to read your source file line by line (using the gets command), then writing (puts) to your target file. my understanding is that the source command is intended for multifile code, not for in/out between files. good luck. Jorge Moreno

Windows/DOS... Do you know of any way to send keystrokes from Tcl to a DOS C program that waits for user input using function kbhit() in its source code? what I understand is that this function cannot "listen" streams, i.e. redirection, is that true? any alternatives? Thanks Jorge

Mark, I used a DOS program that just dumps some text to the console then waits for a "q" from the user, then exits. Then I add/change few things in your code... proc Run {} { global command input log but if [catch {open "|$command &" r+} input] { $log insert end...