Tool Command Language was invented by John Ousterhout as a way to make it easy to write little languages for configuring EDA tools, but it has grown far beyond those humble beginnings to become a general scripting language with built-in asynchronous I/O and Unicode strings while supporting paradigms such as object-oriented programming and coroutines.
I am trying to print the data in a tabular format in tcl. Suppose I have three arrays:- GOLD, …
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tclI've been using Expect for a few years, but still it's not clear to me if send_user is the …
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