Trella,
Not sure if this will help but a solution that we have used successfully
in TCL 8.x is the Tcl_CreateTrace function. This function permits you to
define a callback function that gets executed prior to each TCL command
being executed.
Thus you can check for interrupt events and terminate early if required.
Whether the same mechanism exists in TCL/Java or Jacl I don't know but it
may point you in the right direction.
Regards
Steve Carter
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Subject: [Tcl Java] Interrupting the interpreter
> In jacl, is there anyway to interrupt the interpreter while it is
executing
> (say an infinite loop is being executed)?
>
> Chris Trella
> 480-675-1347
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