[Tcl Java] One Interpreter, Many Scripts?

Hi folks, I don't have a very clear question, though I think a recent question on the list relates to mine (David White asked about the overhead of initializing an Interp object and whether it made sense to reuse them; Moses Dejong replied) and covers some of the issues. Part of what

[Tcl Java] CPU Overhead: Java obj to TCL obj?

Hey folks, I'm working on a project where I have a fairly complex, yet fairly straightforward set of java objects that are generated by querying a database. I want to instantiate a JACL interpreter and then pass it this set of objects to run a script to sort and sift the objects and eventua

[Tcl Java] Re: CPU Overhead: Java obj to TCL obj?

Mo DeJong wrote: > This sounds like a good way to use Jacl. Many thanks for the quick reply. I'm glad I'm on the right track here. One thing; most of the stuff, tutorials, etc, I've read seem to be about wrapping TCL around java objects (i.e. code the components in java, glue them togethe

[Tcl Java] Java-to-JACL-to-Java

Hey folks, After many hours of wandering around the JACL html files, I'm beginning to conclude that JACL just wasn't designed to do what I'm trying to do. Maybe I'm trying to do something too weird (this seems to be a tendency I have with languages I encounter :-(). I'm trying to have