Well, sure, but it ain't very interesting:
set fp [open $fn r]
I put an ns_log before it and after it, so I know that's where it's stuck.
I printed $fn - it was fine, although like I said, it is a symbolic link.
Switching from nsd8x to nsd76 fixed it, switching back broke it again.
Jim
>
> On 2001.08.07, Jim Wilcoxson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Has anyone ever seen the TCL open command block with TCL 8x? If I use
> > nsd76, things work fine. With TCL 8x, my startup script hangs at an
> > open statement, trying to open a file for reading. The only weird thing
> > is that the file is actually a symbolic link. It's almost like it thinks
> > it's a fifo or something.
> >
> > Not a huge deal because we're probably going to start off with TCL 7.6,
> > but it is a little weird...
>
> Can we see the code?
>
> -- Dossy
>
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