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<0> unfortunately, most of it is being done by someone very inexperienced in tcl
<0> i mean, he's typing stuff like this:
<0> }else{
<0> and then wondering what's wrong
<1> hehe :b
<2> "extra after close-brace" is what's wrong :)
<2> chat*
<2> char*
<1> zanpaktou }else{
<3> <0.0ms> invalid command name "}else{"
<1> ;)
<2> .tcl if {1==2} {}else{ return "smooke" }
<4> BL4DE: #635 (177 clicks) Tcl error: extra characters after close-brace
<1> well, i'm sure he meant that it was on it's own line.. ;)
<1> ;if {[info exists bleh]} { puts test
<1> ;}else{
<1> ;puts "eh"
<1> ;}
<1> ;
<2> well, aint u normally putting it on its own line when there's more than 1 line in the if ? :)
<1> if the if-statement isn't too long, ya
<1> i hate messy code, there should be alot of space
<2> wouldnt that be is ? :)
<0> http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1431&page=1
<0> funny discussion in realizer there
<0> " There is one command in CAR that no other language to my knowledge has, EXECUTE, which allows one to generate code dynamically. I have lost count how often I have used that command. "
<0> lol
<0> wow, that discussion started in '99 and last post was in may '05
<5> arr
<5> disconnect again
<5> arr
<5> nick_ why does it keep comming up with channel is shared
<5> when i try to detach it
<5> or transfer it
<5> or attach it in another thread
<6> any1 here who has experience with the http package of tcl ??
<1> c^de: just ask your question.. :b
<6> well i have a little problem
<6> if i request a page
<6> and i want to show the contents of what i 'downloaded'
<6> i only get like the first 10 lines of that page or so
<6> is there any way to make it wait till the page is totally downloaded before continiuing ?
<1> foreach line [split $datavariable \n] { puts $line }
<6> respect! :>
<1> ;)
<6> why won't it show up immediately ?
<1> it's outputing the line after the whole page is downloaded
<1> s/line/lines
<5> ARG
<5> server with threads is completly undoable
<5> because the channels will still block
<5> and there is no way to send something through the chan and listen on it at the same time
<2> why not just not block it :)
<1> fconfigure -blocking 0 and socket -async?
<6> yoe
<6> if i have a long text for example
<6> and i want to regexp some stuff
<6> but i want all the results
<6> (and not just one)
<6> is there a simple way to do that?
<2> -all
<1> ;set test {<htrmhs>this</teslefk><terlk>and that</rdjgskj>}
<4> yoe: #679 (127 clicks) Tcl: <htrmhs>this</teslefk><terlk>and that</rdjgskj>
<6> regexp -all -nocase only returns 1 result :s
<4> c^de: #680 (33251 clicks) Tcl: 0
<1> ;foreach {match text} [regexp -all -inline -- {<.+?>(.*?)<.+?>} $test] { puts $text }
<4> yoe: #681 (stdout) this
<4> yoe: #681 (stdout) and that
<4> yoe: There's 4 lines, but I'm not gonna show you the rest of them! =P
<6> :>
<6> thanks again :)
<6> what does inline do?
<1> easier with regsub at this one tho ;)
<1> regexp ??
<4> regexp -> http://Tcl.Tk/man/tcl8.5/TclCmd/regexp.htm
<1> read
<6> k thx
<1> ;regsub -all -- {<.+?>} $test
<4> yoe: #689 (264 clicks) Tcl error: wrong # args: should be "regsub ?switches? exp string subSpec ?varName?"
<1> ;regsub -all -- {<.+?>} $test {}
<4> yoe: #690 (14926 clicks) Tcl: thisand that
<6> expr ??
<4> expr -> http://Tcl.Tk/man/tcl8.5/TclCmd/expr.htm
<5> [19:16:57] [Gotisch] .tcl thread::send -async $a { after 10000; thread::send -async 16384 { putlog "test worked!" } }
<5> [19:16:57] [(botty] Tcl:
<5> [19:17:08] [(botty] [19:16] test worked!
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