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<0> anc: #1250 (stdout) 2
<1> ;puts [expr int(rand()*3)]
<0> anc: #1251 (stdout) 0
<1> ;puts [expr int(rand()*3)]
<0> anc: #1252 (stdout) 1
<1> ;puts [expr int(rand()*3)]
<0> anc: #1253 (stdout) 1
<1> weird it cant choose 3
<1> ;puts [expr int(rand()*3.5)]
<0> anc: #1255 (stdout) 1
<1> ;puts [expr int(rand()*3.5)]
<0> anc: #1256 (stdout) 3
<1> ;puts [expr int(rand()*3.5)]
<0> anc: #1257 (stdout) 0
<1> ;puts [expr int(rand()*3.5)]
<0> anc: #1258 (stdout) 3
<1> ;puts [expr int(rand()*3.5)]
<0> anc: #1259 (stdout) 0
<1> ;puts [expr int(rand()*3.5)]
<0> anc: #1260 (stdout) 0
<1> ;puts [expr int(rand()*3.5)]
<0> anc: #1261 (stdout) 0
<2> while ?
<3> while -> http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.4/TclCmd/while.htm
<0> while -> http://Tcl.Tk/man/tcl8.5/TclCmd/while.htm
<2> th3dge?
<4> hest
<2> 'goody
<2> did you ever get around to try lighthttpd?
<4> nope
<2> hmm
<2> seems nice
<2> but i need it to support tcfl
<2> tcl
<2> i see its already supporting ruby and python
<2> and running several cgi-thingies
<2> maybe it would be able to run cgi.tcl
<4> ya
<2> hrm
<2> and also
<2> i have a socket question
<2> if i do
<2> fileevent sockID reabable <proc that does a gets on the sockID>, shouldnt that trigger the specified procedure everytime data is received in the socket?
<3> fileevent -> http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.4/TclCmd/fileevent.htm
<2> man, that Tcl-Manual Tcl ****s
<4> hmm
<4> ya
<2> it seems bound to <command>* using pubm
<2> but regarding my socket question
<2> does it make sense?
<2> am i right?
<4> ya
<4> I think your right
<2> how come it doesnt do that, then?
<4> dunno?
<2> u ****
<2> i thought u knew tcl
<4> well I'm not psychic
<5> hest: Show us your actual code.. You're prolly making some stupid mistake. =P
<2> of course im not ;>
<2> it's no actual code
<2> it was simply type-and-go
<2> btw
<2> you're running tcl+apache+fbsql, fire?
<5> BTW, you hafta use vwait to make it trigger events in tclsh.
<5> no, I'm not.
<2> oh, i do?
<2> in what matter?
<2> in what way
<5> EH?
<2> vwait
<2> vwait ?
<3> vwait -> http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.4/TclCmd/vwait.htm
<0> vwait -> http://Tcl.Tk/man/tcl8.5/TclCmd/vwait.htm
<2> like
<5> RTFM! =P
<2> never used that crappy command
<2> been able to avoid it all along
<2> oh
<2> so just open the script by using vwait forever?
<5> Well it's necessary in tclsh scripts if you've got after events, or fileevent's.
<2> vwait forever
<2> set sockID [socket ...]
<2> fileevent $sockID readable crap_proc
<2> like that?
<5> vwait comes after.
<2> does it matter?
<5> Yes.
<2> set sockID
<2> fileevent
<2> vwauit
<2> like that?
<5> vwait sits there and waits for stuff to happen in the "background".
<2> hmm
<5> There's an example on the man page even..
<2> im dyslectic
<2> dyslexic
<2> can't read that either
<2> hmm
<2> so that means
<5> o_O
<2> the script is executed/interpreted down UNTIL the vwait statement, and everything after the vwait is executed/interpreted after the vwait finishes?
<5> right.
<5> and vwait just allows it to process the after/fileevent events.
<2> hrm
<2> thats crap
<2> vwait ****s
<2> should be left out
<5> Until you set the variable that vwait is waiting on, and then your script will continue.
<2> ya
<2> i think i understand
<5> =D
<2> but can't unedrstand why that should interfere with the after/fileevents command
<2> s
<2> thats just stupid
<2> if you USE a fileevent command, it is in 99,99999999999999999% of the cases highly deliberate
<5> vwait is only needed in tclsh I think.. wish and eggdrop will process the events automatically without using vwait.
<2> but why is it done like that?
<5> Don't ask me..
<4> :P
<5> =)
<2> well... do you agree that it doesnt make much sense?
<4> no
<2> it has to have been done deliberately
<2> but i cant seem to find the reason
<4> if you dont tell the script to wait how would it know it when to trigger your fileevent, it will exit like normal
<4> unless you use a loop
<2> hmm
<2> BHMM
<2> good point
<6> u use vwait so the script doesnt just run through and quit
<6> just read the chat fast, might've been said
<2> between all the stupid things you say, you actually happen to say something clever at times, th3dge
<4> :P
<2> ;>
<2> th3dge?
<4> O_o
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