Sorry, Mo. I didn't know that was a pure java question. I thought that was
a question related to Tclblend. Thank you for your time anyway.
zhumei
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Thanks Mo. You are right. But actually I have "mInterp = interp" in my
program. When I sent you the mail somehow I deleted it. That means having
that in program, still have the same problem. Could you please help me to
find another problem?
Thanks,
Zhumei
On Thu, 15 Jun 2000, Mo DeJong wrote:
>
Hi,
I am creating a set of Tcl commands over a java application. Without a
seperate thread for Tcl interpreter, the commands I created worked fine in
java. However, taking the advice from Mr. Wu, I am trying to create a
seperate thread for Tcl interpreter but I couldn't make it work.
In my small
nd in
> Tcl. You should use a separate thread to run the Tcl interpreter. If you
> don't, you may run into crashes and deadlocks.
>
> -- Jiang Wu
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Zhumei Wang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday,
Hi all,
I am glad to hear that there is a new "history" command for Jacl. However,
I am using TclBlend now. Do we have "history" command in TclBlend?
Another question is:
In order to embed a Tcl interpreter in Java, do the Java program has to
create a thread to be used exclusively for the Tcl i
Wow, what a mail list! I asked one question and got so many answers at the
same day. I love it. Thanks guys.
Actually the answers from both of you are all I needed. I made that piece
of code work in tcl shell . What I am trying to do now is to embed a tcl
interpreter in java. It seems to me that
W,Ultra-5_10 and I'm using tcl 8.3.1, tclBlend1.2.5 and jdk1.2.2.
Could anyone tell me why this happened and how to fix it to make this
small example work.
Any help will be appreciated.
Zhumei Wang
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