This is what I did, we can set a value to the variable like you did but how to
get its value, for printing for example
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [email protected]> Subject: Re: [ns] access to TCL
> instance variables> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Tue, 6 Nov 2007 08:13:30
> -0800> > > Hi Nabila,> > First of all, you need to bind your OTcl class
> Agent/MyAgentOtcl to, for> example, MyAgent. Secondly, suppose you need to
> access variable my_var_> of class MyAgent. You need to bind this variable to
> the OTcl domain.> This can be done in the constructor:> > MyAgent:MyAgent()>
> {> bind("my_var_", &my_var_);> }> > Then you will be able to access varaible
> my_var_ from the OTcl domain:> > set myagent [new Agent/MyAgentOtcl]>
> $myagent set my_var_ 10> > Good Luck> Teerawat> > On 11/6/2007, "Nabila
> khedimi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> > >> >> >Hi,How do we access instance
> variables of a c++ class in tcl code I tried thefolowing: set myagent [new
> Agent/MyAgentOtcl]# Set configurable parameters of MyAgent$myagent set
> my_var1_otcl 4$myagent set my_var2_otcl 3.14$myagent call-my-priv-funcset
> intvar 0set intvar [Agent/MyAgentOtcl my_var1_otcl] puts "my_var1_otcl =
> $intvar" I have had this:my_var1_otcl= my_var1_otclthe name instead of th
> value, what's the problem, neither set intvar $myagent my_var1_otcl works
> Thanks for helpnabila>
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