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Tcl is a simple-to-learn yet very powerful programming language. Its syntax is described in just twelve rules. It has all the features needed to rapidly create useful cross-platform programs in almost any field of application.
Tk is the graphical toolkit for Tcl. It allows developing graphical applications that run on Windows, Linux, MacOS X and many other platforms.
This account is driven by the Tcl/Tk community. Tcl is a simple-to-learn yet very powerful programming language. Its syntax is described in just twelve rules. It has all the features needed to rapidly create useful cross-platform programs in almost any field of application. Tk is the graphical toolkit for Tcl. It allows developing graphical applications that run on Windows, Linux, MacOS X and many other platforms.
New feature in #Tcl9 – part 37:
expr – supports comments inside expressions
Now this is really handy! Use this do properly document your overly long expressions easily:
expr {
# compute the sum of everything:
$myNumber + acos(-1) # acos(-1) = PI !
+ 34/double($myNumber) # the 34 is my invention ...
}
Note, that this is not a comment within double quotes or braces ...
This account is driven by the Tcl/Tk community. Tcl is a simple-to-learn yet very powerful programming language. Its syntax is described in just twelve rules. It has all the features needed to rapidly create useful cross-platform programs in almost any field of application. Tk is the graphical toolkit for Tcl. It allows developing graphical applications that run on Windows, Linux, MacOS X and many other platforms.
Updated version 1.1 of TBCX
Serialize compiled Tcl bytecode into a compact binary file — later load that
file into another interpreter for fast startup