You are right - I discovered Tcl.pm after I had completed that part!

I'm going to investigate if I can delegate that part to Tcl.pm
completely, that will probably save me some work (for instance my code
won't yet gracefully handle self-referential perl structures).

BTW for people looking at the code, please don't crucify me for
flip-flopping between naming convention standards - it's been a while
between C coding...

Mark.

On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 1:26 PM, Jeff Hobbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> >  nsperl2 is an AOLServer module which bridges, in both directions,
> >  between tcl and Perl.
> >
> >  With it you can:
> >  * call perl functions from tcl (via the perl::call tcl function)
> >  * call tcl functions from perl (via a number of methods - see
> >  Documentation below)
> >
>
>  A quick look at the sources shows you built up the sv<>Tcl_Obj bridge
> yourself.  You might look at the Tcl.pm module for Perl to see an
> alternative set of functions that do that bridging, in case there is some
> missing overlap.
>
>  Jeff
>
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