lreplace list first last element ... 替换列表中的从first到last的元素,用element。 set l [list 000 111 222 333 444 555] lreplace $l 1 2 dklfj sdfsdf dsfjh jdsf 000 dklfj sdfsdf dsfjh jdsf 333 444 555 lsearch -mode list pattern 在列表中搜索pattern,成功返回序号,找不到返回-1。 -mode...
Also, during SECS communication, the last conversion error and last partially-converted SECS list are saved by the SECS Server as variables ::dmh::secs_to_TSN_last_err and ::dmh::secs_to_TSN_partial_msg to provide after-the-fact diagnosis of received invalid message data. (10/28/21)....
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I made some very basic changes, but after that, the rest of this is all Martian to me... I included the script you supplied originally, with my changes, so you can see... package require Expect # Here, we specify all our commands in a list, that we will issue one ...
We have asplitcommand to split strings at a specific character. The command returns a list of words. These words can be combined together into a string with thejoincommand. #!/usr/bin/tclsh set langs "Tcl,Java,C,C#,Ruby,Falcon"
The most basic and most common thing to do with Hoot is set and use variables. You set variables like this:$[set myVariable "some really long text I'd rather not type"] and you use them in text like this:The rest of this line is ${myVariable} And this line is also ${my...
然而字符串的实际解释是依赖于上下文或命令的。它有三种形式:命令(command), 表达式(expresion)和表(list)。下面会讨论细节。 Basic Command Syntax 基本语法 Tcl有类似于shell和lisp的语法,当然也有许多的不同。一条Tcl的命令串包含了一条或多条命令用换行符或分号来隔开,而每一条命令包含了一个域(field)的集合...
$cclist] # connect to the mail serversget a useful socketif [catch {my_smtp_connect $svrlist $src $srcintf} result] { return -code error "error connectingto mail server:\n$result" } else { set ssock $result # on this sock, send mail file to all the receivers set...
No compatible source was found for this media. lsort listname An example for sorting a list is given below − #!/usr/bin/tclshsetvar{orange blue red green}setvar[lsort$var]puts$var When the above code is executed, it produces the following result − ...
In your case the result contains a list of matched string and matched variables. You can iterate throught list as follows Code: [COLOR=#804040][b]set[/b][/color] test { [COLOR=#ff00ff]1[/color] [COLOR=#ff00ff]2[/color] [COLOR=#ff00ff]3[/color] [COLOR=#ff00ff]4[/color...