Hello mark.
Could you provide more information about the platform you are running on
and what version of the JDK and Jacl you are using? I have seen problems
with the DOS style \r\n for files in Jacl. Version 1.1 of Jacl includes
a bit of a hack to try and convert \r\n into \n when files are read in.
I was under the impression that the \r\n conversion code was working.
If you can come up with a small test case that works under regular Tcl
but breaks under Jacl it would make the problem a lot easier to find
and fix.
later
mo
On Tue, 16 Mar 1999, Mark Whittemore wrote:
> Line Continuation characters ...
>
> I've had some difficulties using line continuations in scripts
> that will be executed both by "pasting" into a jacl session (DOS box)
> and by passing script as argument to java tcl.lang.Shell script.txt
>
> When executed as a command line argument, the script does not execute
> properly apparently due to improper processing of the line continuation
> characters. While the script works fine when pasted into the interpreter.
>
> Can anyone explain this behavior to me ?
>
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