After searching the guts of the internet - I found that there is not a single working example that can convert Tcl to Python.
This is a major drawback to the industry!!
If one exists (please let me know ASAP) the industry can switch to Python, this move will give it the ability to develop more rapidly and neglect the faults of this very old and nothing oriented language.
The industry will then be able to progress much faster.
Big greedy thoughts came to my mind - 'I can be rich if I could just create such a thing', but it's really a big problem, to my opinion, and I believe that if one could be created it should be distributed almost freely to take the industry to the next level.
I'll attempt to attack this problem on my own (you are welcome to join forces).
Please, let me know if there is any solution to this problem.
I've some ideas on 'how to attack this problem', here they are:
1. Using TCP/IP pipe - HLD schema
2. Create a python script to convert Tcl script to Python (sounds like a hugh work hours).
3. Create a Tcl script to convert Tcl to Python (sound worst than #2)
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Tcl and Object-Oriented...
To my surprise... it can be done - link
Tcl, Function that returns 'struct' like values...
Here is how I managed to do it... Code
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Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Guide: Connect Eclipse to SVN
Installing SVN for Eclipse
Eclipse->Menu->Help->Install new software...click
Work with='http://download.eclipse.org/releases/helios'
Collaboration... select the following (click the picture for details...):

1. Subversive revision graph.
2. Subversive SVN Integration for Mylyn project.
3. Subversive SVN JDT Ignore Extensions.
4. Subversive SVN Team Provider.
Next...Next...Accept licence...Finish.
Select the appropriate SVN connector (native or Java base, and the appropriate SVN version) and follow the instructions according to your selection.
Using SVN
Connecting to an existing SVN repository
Eclipse->File->Import...SVN->Project from SVN...
URL:...Browse...
Authentication...if needed.
Next...Finish...Follow the instruction.
Connect your project to an existing SVN
Eclipse->Right click the wanted project->Team->Share Project...->SVN->Next
URL: Paste the SVN repository path...Browse...Select SVN path...
Next...Follow the wizards...
Your done.
Debugging Tcl, advanced way.. (part 1)
DEBUG helpers - code.
Hi,
Here is a nice helper code to make your debug life much much easier.
If you encountered in a bug and the debugger is so slow you wana die, you probabelly puts some messages in the function entry and when the function returns (with it's value).
In the attached code you'll find a very nice surprise.
Hi,
Here is a nice helper code to make your debug life much much easier.
If you encountered in a bug and the debugger is so slow you wana die, you probabelly puts some messages in the function entry and when the function returns (with it's value).
In the attached code you'll find a very nice surprise.
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