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Having problem running the folloing lines in tcl under unix:- bsub -n 12 -q que '(/abc/efg -IBV -prot -cpu_bind=v -lsb_mcpu_hosts -e MPI_WORKDIR=/aa/dd i=in.k memory=1024M memory2=150M >>/abd/efg/o.t 2>&1)' i have tried both "eval exec", and exec Thanks

Are there any TCL commands which can give detailed information on running processes in xp. For example windows tasklist command gives very limmited information on running processes. Program like "Processes explorer" (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896653) is able to give...

Thanks Feherke, that worked great. I have spent weeks looking for that answer on the net. next time I will come straight to tek-tips :)). Thanks again for your input.

I would like my main TCL script to execute another TCL script file in a new dos window (i.e it should launch a new dos window). Or spawn a new process which is independent of the main script, i.e if the main process is killed the spawned process should continue. eg "exec start tclsh84.exe...

Thanks for your speedy response its working corectly now. It seems I need to brush up on my speeling and TCL/TK fundementals Thnaks again Krish

Hi I am trying to create a simple drop down menu which is created using a for loop. All the options are displayed but does not alow selection, it always picks last item on the list. Please find short code bellow Thanks Krish #!/usr/bin/wish menubutton .mb1 -text "appel" -menu .mb1.fruits...

Thanks for the info

I would like to know if Expect can be used to control graphical application using GUI or openGL where most of the input is via cursor picking and dialogue boxes

Thanks for the pointer.

How do I install the perl/tk module on a unix workstation. Since I don’t have root privileges I need to install it in my local directory. The perl version on my machine is 5.8.0 Thanks for any assistance

Thanks for your advice. My initial test showed perl to read files faster than awk so I will go ahead and convert the script to perl manualy.

Hi, I have an awk script which does lots of mathematical calculation and takes approximately 30 minutes to run. Will perl be as quick? Thanks.

Hi, I am executing a unix command in the background. I would like to create a message box when this background process finishes Thank you for any asistance Eg:- exec test.exe &