I have several "recent" versions of fossil statically compiled on Windows with TCL support. The location of init.tcl and other TCL stuff is denoted by environmental variable TCL_LIBRARY. On my system I set that variable globally so all command windows have it correctly set now. My expectation is to be able to execute fossil successfully from any command window, regardless of its current working directory. For some reason I can't grasp now, since today I can sucessfuly run fossil ver -v just from SOME directories. For many directories I receive error: TCL (Tcl 8.6.0, loaded TH_ERROR: no such command: ) regardless if TCL_LIBRARY variable is set or not(if I unset TCL_LIBRARY variable in "good" shell, I get above error as well but re-setting TCL_LIBRARY to correct value make it work again) In "good" shells I can run any "recent" versions of fossil just fine.
This had happened today. Before that I was able to execute different versions of fossil in shells with different current directories whenever I set proper value to TCL_LIBRARY variable. Only relevant change I am aware of was merging dynamicTh1Docs and th1ReInit branches info my working fossil branch. I might be grossly overlooking something but at the moment I am puzzled why I can't execute TCL enabled fossil from any properly configured shell within any working directory. One thing I noted, those shells with "bad" current working directories had some "_fossil_" file in them or somewhere up the path. Those "good" shells, were on path with one specific "_fossil_" file up or down this path OR without any "_fossil_" file anywhere up or down the path. Any clue? Thanks Peter _______________________________________________ fossil-users mailing list fossil-users@lists.fossil-scm.org http://lists.fossil-scm.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/fossil-users
