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I got the next error message after closing my application. "Unable to free color map, the pallet is still selected" My application is working just fine, this error only comes up when I close the application. This Win2000 and Tcl 8.4 thanks, Lucensys

Thanks a lot you guys, You comments help me to find the way to do this. I found a similar microsoft utility to list all the process running, tList.exe run like a DOS command it works only for win2K, there is another utility for windows XP this is taskList.exe. thanks again.

I'm sorry, this is a tcl script running under Windos 2000. I'd like to know, just for curiosity how to do this enterly with Tcl if it it possible. regards, Lucensys

Hello All, Does anybody how to do this? I need to avoid that the same script be executed if a previous session of the same script is alredy running. Thanks in advance.

Well, basically the substring at the begining could be the first part of the all string until where time string starts, something like "comdac-1-2,EQPT:,CPINIT,SC" (even "comdac-1-2" would be enough)and the substring a at the end could be "\"pack initialization in progress\"" and you're right...

Thanks a lot guys for your help, but this is my problem more specifically so I’ll appreciate if you can provide me with a more specific advice since I just begin with Tcl some months ago. This is the procedure that I’m using currently but it only works with fixed text not with variable text...

I'm waiting for the string "blablabla,hh-mm,MM-dd-yy,blablabla",where "hh-mm" and "MM-dd-yy" are time and date and are variables and also a don't matter date and time only the substrings at the beigining and the end of the all string. How can I write a code that ignore the values of date an time...