On Apr 17, 2006, at 5:47 AM, John Buckman wrote:
Is there any way in AOLSserver 4 to have per-tcl-interpreter global
variables?
Alternatively, does each interpreter have a unique ID that can be
queried within tcl? If so, I could use nsv_set to store per-
interpreter globals?
The reason I need this is that commands created in a tcl
interpreter have global scope (ie, creating a berkeleydb handle
creates a new command called db0, db1, etc..) and I need to know
what the handle name is. nsv_set is global to all interpreters, so
that won't work. ns_cache creates a per-thread global, which is not
quite the same thing, as sometimes the same thread will use a
different interpreter.
You could throw the handle name into a namespace variable. They
don't currently get cleaned up.
- Jeremy
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