ttp://www-users.cs.umn.edu/~dejong/tcl/tcljava/cvs_tcljava.tar.gz
but all I got was "Not Found. The requested URL [...] was not found on this server."
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s also attached below.
I will create a RFE of Tcl with this patch, too.
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--- ClockCmd.java Mon Nov 22 10:16:48 1999
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ound history or binary of
interest. If Jacl really upgrades to newer Tcl versions, I would
also consider the new subcommands of string.
What command is on top of the wishlist?
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*** ClockCmd.java.mondayMon Nov 22 10:16:48 1999
--- ClockCmd.java
Hello,
not so long ago Mo wrote,
> The history command should be very easy.
And he was right. Indeed it was *so* easy,
that I managed it before xmas :-)
I attached the differences and the modified history.test of Tcl8.2
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file),
> you really should use the CVS.
But what can I do, if I'm living behind a firewall with a proxy for http,
https, ftp and telnet, but not for cvs? Can I use the tar archive of the
CVS repository at your homepage, or is this too old?
TIA, Krischan
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set res [$stmt executeQuery {select 1.5+0.025, 4+7, 'a'||'b' from dual}]
set rmd [$res getMetaData]
$res next
set oneahalf [$res {getDouble int} 1]
set eleven [$res {getLong int} 2]
set ab [$res {getString int}
new
InternalRep for byte arrays.
Finally there is a patch for jacl1.2.5/src/jacl/tcl/lang/Interp.java,
which announces the new command to the interpreter, and a copy of the
tcl8.2 test file binary.test, which belongs into jacl1.2.5/tests/tcl.
Have fun, Krischan
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2 [~] info vars te*
testVar
tclsh8.2 [~] exit
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java::field $theTestClass dummyAttribute "blabla" // no problem, too...
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va::field [java::cast baseClass $theDerivedObj] dummyAttribute "blabla"
"Nicht schoen, aber selten"
Hope, that helps,
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.: I hope that I can convince me in the near future
to implement the interp command once again...
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19.9. All tests after that are related to safe
interps, so there seems to be a good point for a milestone,
having an interp command only for the "unsafe" features.
Stay tuned...
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ge" thing to explain.
But there would be "The TclJava package" thing, wouldn't it?
> You would have to change "package require java"
> to "package require tcljava", but I don't think
> that is too big a deal.
Right, it would be no big deal, b
patch should be applied from its library subdirectory.
And be aware, that you should also apply the patches from my
last mail called "Jacl: Very first steps to a new interp command".
If I missed some classes or patches, don't hesitate to send me a mail...
Greetings from Berlin, Krischan
when deleting an interp, since I can run the interp.test
in a loop without increasing memory consumption (this wasn't the
fact in my first implementation!).
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o be able to do just a jaclsh xxx.test;
currently the auto_path is not correct for such a usage.
But it is a start.
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end end].
- lsearch is 8.4 compliant.
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--- Expression.java.org Fri Mar 10 19:05:01 2000
+++ Expression.java Mon Aug 14 20:16:00 2000
@@ -564,15 +575,20 @@
value.intValue = (value.dou
method to invoke it:
bash-2.03$ CLASSPATH=. jaclsh
% package require java
1.3.0
% java::call test run
10
% exit
Hope this helps,
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Hello,
and here a small patch to make "file extension" work as
it does in newer Tcl.
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n(this, "can not expose to a namespace "
+ "(use expose to toplevel, then rename)");
}
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() ?
You can use methods of the TclList class. Example:
TclObject elemv[] = TclList.getElements(interp, argv[1]);
for (int i = 0; i < elemv.length; i++) {
System.out.println(elemv[i]);
}
BTW: The TclList class has its own documentation page in the docs directory.
HTH, Krischan
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e current method does not have access to the appropriate
zero-argument constructor.
So maybe your Java class is not defined public or the constructor of your
class isn't?
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test of "file extension" in Tcl's test suite stays in cmdAH.test...
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tcltest package itself. Just move the
if clause behind test 6.1 inside the test before the last line ("set msg").
Greetings, Krischan
P.S.: Don't expect to see another patch from me within the next weeks.
My vacation will start on friday, and here in Germany the holida
d_init to -prof before loading TclBlend:
set tclblend_init -glob
package require java
BTW: My java (1.2.2 on Linux) doesn't tell me anything about a -prof option as
java 1.1.8 indeed does. But there is a -Xrunhprof option which should work...
Hth, Krischan
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